Corailline's JBJ 28 gal. Acropora polyps.

Looking good Cheryl !

 

This is the tank in Sept 2010 and today Jan 2011.

First image is under the Phoenix 14k and second the Radium 20k, I can really see the blue of the Phoenix in the first image.
Limitations on space make scaping and placement of corals challanging. I have built up the rock quite a bit so the acroporas get a lot of intense light. Making changes to the scape is difficult to do without breaking or dislodging some coral. I did change the scape today a little though.





Sinulara I believe, could be wrong.



My newer green palys, I think they are called people eaters. Funny looking guys with their little mouths.

 

Beautiful tank and shots Cheryl.

 

Yes your very handy with the camera.

 

Love the scape!

 

wow the time difference images are very cool

changed a lot during its development

looking good in there, Corailline

Steve

 

Your tank looks great. Filling in nicely, in a short while too.

 

I'll say they're under some intense lighting!! What ever happened to your Duncans?

 

Thank you John.

Thanks pgoodsell.

I appreciate it.

Hey Steve,

I was kind of surprised when I went back looked at the difference in bulbs and scape. It was only 6 months ago I started the tank back up again, seems like forever.

Thank you kss2801.;D

The duncan is in the center on bottom. It is huge now, luckly it has the sandbed pretty much to it's self. I really like how the ducans just keep on growing, it's one coral you can always count on to grow.

 

Theme Green.

Nismo here is the duncan. It started as 4 heads ( polyps) back in September, now probably over 20 at least.




Millepora, just love the color and texture.



Mushroom.


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