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04-09-2009, 07:38 AM
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Not looking so great right now. Another rock slide... I decided it might be best to A) Put the bigger rocks on the bottom and B) move the huge red cap down lower so it doesn't keep shading other corals and also falling on them  Really the tank looks quite different but not much actually moved. The left side stayed the exact same and the main structure on the right side didn't change much either but moving that big cap really changed how things look. I also took the time to give a few corals some more room now that I am seeing good growth out of them. There...hows that for pointless babble? Ooops...thats on topic though isn't it???
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04-09-2009, 07:43 AM
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Pretty ballsy move there. Ballsy because you didn't snap a picture. I take pictures of the BACK of my tank for you guys so you can see the cool furBalls and lintPiles I'm cultivating. Sheesh.
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YAY! The reef stays!
 Nah, I like to see you aren't tearing it down, but it is your tank and how YOU feel about is what matters, my opinion on the subject is moot! haha. Are you using Coral Snow? I'd be surprised you have cyano if your using it.. It helped eliminate mine within days of starting it
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