Here's a quick pic update. I've been playing around with coral placement a lot, so things still need to settle and grow in, and there's a few corals to place still. But you get the idea of where it's heading, things are really taking shape now. A few corals didn't photograph well in this setting, and there's a few not shown. I'll try to do a full photo list soon.
I've also been battling a major 'brown slime' bloom (possibly dino's) for the last month. Long story short, i've been manually removing them once a week during regular water changes. For the last week i've been using Korallen-Zucht's Coral Snow in line with Brigthwell's MicroBacter7 and that seems to have done the job. Ultimately the algae is using up nutrients, which is a good thing, so I let it run it's course and try not to freak out while manually removing it so that it doesn't negatively effect my corals. In a more established tank, I might do other things too. But as the tank is so new, I let it balance itself out with little to no change in husbandry, accept the addition of the Coral Snow and MB7.
Feb 15th 2016 FTS
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Bali Green Slimer (Acropora Yongei)
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Superman/Bullseye Rhodactis
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Grape Vine acro (Acropora Secale)
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Yellow Highlighter (Acropora Caroliniana)
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Mr.Pacman (Acropora Hurlock)
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Purple Highlighter (Acropora Plana)
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Tear Drop Tridacna Clam
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Rasta's (Zoanthids)
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Superman/Bullseye Rhodactis
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Superman/Bullseye Rhodactis
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Mr.Pacman (Acropora Hurlock)
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Used to be neon yellow, now neon green (Acropora Vermiculata)
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Chilli Pepper Monti (Montipora sp.)
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Yellow Nebula Yuma Mushroom
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