Nebthet's 56g Reef

[Nebthet]

Got my new frags in the mail today from a fellow Ontario Reefer.

Red MontiCap. This one has a nice bright red coloration under the actinics. I can't wait to see it grow.


The one on the left is new. I am not sure which one it is, but figure it is one of the tricolors. Time will tell as it colors up.


This one has more of a bluish tinge than a purple with a bit of a green base to it. It is very nice looking and polyps have extended out already.


This is the green thinbranching deepwater acro. It has a really nice light green coloration and even more so when under actinics. It didn't come on a frag plug, but I found a place for it, and hope it will encrust without issues.


Two of the newer frags. I am almost certain the one on the right is a tricolor. Don't know what the one on the left is. It has a bluish tinge too. I am gonna have to buy an army of peppermint shrimp to deal with the aiptasia.. it is beginning to drive me nuts.


The one on the left is new. More than likely another tricolor.


The two new chalices. Toxic on the left and Multicolor/Rainbow on the right.


This is a purple encrusting montipora.


This was one of the freebies I was sent. I think it is a superman monti... I have another frag of the same to that was also sent.. It is larger, but a little paler.. I am holding it for another reefer who wants to try his hand at sps.


The larger of the same type of frag.


I accidentally broke a branch off my purple tipped monti.. The tip is sitting vicariously on the live rock right now but not sliding anywhere so it will either encrust there or I will be giving it to Systemtool as well.
It is a fast growing sps so I am not worried much and the digi is no worse for where.


View of the long narrow with the new Acros added. Much nicer looking now.


Now... One thing I will say.. I hate hate hate hate hate ... reef epoxy. That crap just doesn't like to stick. It is a pain in the arse and when it does stick a few months later the frags loosen off the rocks. Grrr. They need to make something a lot better than that stuff.