404 gallon - round 2.5

[saltdog]

You Sir are a Master Reefer!...Never have I seen such beauty in a reef aquarium. I can only hope to have a reef tank like that someday. Thank you for sharing your talent.

[andestang]

Absolutely outstanding Greg ! Whats this one called, love the contrast.

[Bugger]

Here's one I have from you. Two years old

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by saltdog

You Sir are a Master Reefer!...Never have I seen such beauty in a reef aquarium. I can only hope to have a reef tank like that someday. Thank you for sharing your talent.

Thank you for your generous compliment

Originally Posted by andestang

Absolutely outstanding Greg ! Whats this one called, love the contrast.

It's a variety of acropora nasuta

Originally Posted by Bugger

Here's one I have from you. Two years old

Outstanding!!
Glad to see it's doing well for you - Purple Passion Digitata

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by Slyguy00

That yellow colony is incredible!

Thanks - it's a really tricky coral to photograph and show it's true colors. It is the CM green dragon.

Originally Posted by Bugger

There all incredible

Thanks much!

[Snappy]

Here's a couple of different angles looking across the reef from the fish room viewing pane.

[Snappy]

[Snappy]

Yesterday I took my large green polyp toadstool out of the display and put into the 130 gal in the fish room so I could make way for an XL elegance. The clowns quickly adapted from living in the toadstool to moving into their new home but what I found interesting is one of my neon cleaner gobies has taken up a spot in it as well. I had no idea they also liked to host with corals.

[Bblinks]

Originally Posted by Snappy

WOW! That's gorilla hairy. looks awesome Greg, What's your secret?

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by Bblinks

WOW! That's gorilla hairy. looks awesome Greg, What's your secret?

Thanks very much - I think it is mostly genetics but I also dose Fauna Marin Color Elements which boosts a lot of trace elements which I think makes a difference.