Reef Pack in a 6 gallon. (8 months in)

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

That is a really nice looking nano. I've never been a big fan of the Edge tanks but your setup is making me reconsider that opinion.

Good work.

Anthony

[Myka]

Looks great!

[Sharkbait-huhaha]

Originally Posted by SeaHorse_Fanatic

That is a really nice looking nano. I've never been a big fan of the Edge tanks but your setup is making me reconsider that opinion.

Good work.

Anthony

Thanks! yeah the opening on the Edge is a pain for clean up, but doesn't outweigh its beauty in my opinion, just as long as my rock scape isn't towering, I have enough room to do my clean up

Originally Posted by Myka

Looks great!

thanks!

[Sharkbait-huhaha]

Past couple days, I've notice my Goni has been acting up, white slime and the flesh on the back of it was pulling away from the skeleton. it was just one polyp, now its over ten polyps. For sure I thought it was a goner.



Now here's the cool part, I came home last night after working a graveyard shift, and went to my tank with lights out, and I seen a smaller Goniopora on it!! Can they give birth or even bud!? anyways, the "baby" was on the skeleton side of the mother. I should've took a picture but I said I would wait until the morning.

Morning came, and the mother has bloomed fully again, the baby is now underneath the mother.



Tell me I'm not seeing things, and that is in fact a baby? (cool)

[Nate]

That appears to be a goniopora eating nudibranch. Better pics to be certain


Good job with the edge though

[Sharkbait-huhaha]

Originally Posted by Nate

That appears to be a goniopora eating nudibranch. Better pics to be certain


Good job with the edge though

Damn. I think you are right. When I get home, I'm going to remove it with tweezers. Post pictures later

Thanks

[Sharkbait-huhaha]

I removed it but the nudibranch did not stay in one piece. Oh well. No pictures and he's out. Hopefully my Goni can recover