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Trigger Man · #1 01-25-2009, 04:40 AM

Nice job on the tank, and thanks AA for getting some good pics of the tank on here. The coloring on the sps is great.

Haloreef · #2 01-26-2009, 04:21 AM

Thanks to Nikki at Aquatic Addictions for helping, (ah... who am I kidding) for posting my pics. When it comes to computers i'm a chimp. When my tank sprung a leak in May/June of last year I almost got out of the hobby. I lost most of my sps colonies, all of my favorites of course. Dan and Nikki have gone out off their way to help me get back most of what I lost. I just picked up my Acropora Efflo last week. As you can see the 90 is full. I am now setting up an in wall 220 with a 75gal sump. That should give me room for a little while at least.
Thanks again A.A
Keith

Snaz · #3 01-26-2009, 04:26 AM

Stunning tank!

BlueAbyss · #4 01-26-2009, 08:18 AM

OMG it's a veritable coral forest! Stunning... what's that orange fish sitting on the rock in pic 11? Both him and the coral in the pic (the one with purple or blue tips) are beautiful colours.

tang daddy · #5 01-27-2009, 02:39 AM

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Originally Posted by BlueAbyss

OMG it's a veritable coral forest! Stunning... what's that orange fish sitting on the rock in pic 11? Both him and the coral in the pic (the one with purple or blue tips) are beautiful colours.

^I believe the fish is a yellow coral goby.....

Btw halo nice sticks!!

Haloreef · #6 01-27-2009, 04:23 AM

Yes, the fish is a yellow coral/clown goby. I am just trying him out to see if he bothers any of the colonies. So far so good. I may try a couple of the other colours, red or green. Thanks Tang Daddy. Now if only I could find something that eats red turf algae!

tang daddy · #7 01-27-2009, 05:50 AM

some tangs may pick at it I have a regal/hippo and also a golden rabbit fish will make quick work of it. Btw what are your tank specs, size, lighting, water movement, filtration etc thanks?