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11-25-11 update

I always had a hard time identifying these two, the difference is milleporas grow uneven tips where the tips on prostratas are fairly level.
A. millepora

A. prostrata

A. valida

ORA Miami Orchid picture is blurry because I had to shoot at an angle through the glass.

Chalice, the best looking green LPS or SPS in the tank

The next two are the same coral, I don't have an ID on it though

I wanted to show that this coral has 2 different colored polyps. Unfortunately the green in the back has not grown on any branches. I hope the polyps on the nub on the right are green and stay that way. Dead area caused by poor maintenance. And yes the polyps are tiny.

 

Looks awesome! I have no idea what that acro/sps you need an ID for is.

 

Wow! And wow again lol. Looking through your pictures I feel as if I'm looking at a sponsers ad! As someone that is in the beginning stages of reefing, I'm envious, and yet reenergized to think that this level reefing can be done by the hobbyist. Thank you for your pictures and continued advise.
kirk

 

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Thank you very much, I am humbled by your praise.

Take your time and learn all you can about reefing and your intended inhabitants and your will reach your goal.

 

beautiful adds! and great pics as usual!

 

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Seriously idk how you do it man, beautiful tank John. I cant wait to have my 75 up and running! should be soon hopfully ill be getting the overflow n returns within a month. Then all ill need is my skimmer and im rockin! (and to create my sump) That chalice is something i can only imagine what it looks like to the naked eye. Keep it up brother.

 

Looking good John!!!

 

Thanks, that is actually pretty close to how the chalice looks in the tank.

Congrats on getting closer with the 75. It took my several months to get everything in place to set up mine.