My new(to me) 90g after a few months.

So far, just been getting used to it. Biological keeps everything at zero. Keep my salinity, calcium, and alk in check. 10% WCs every week.

Used some Melafix to help my Coral Beauty with fin rot. Reversed it and now she is not 100%, but growing new fin. Ick went away after adding the Hippo, 6-line, and blue blenny.

Added some green star polyps, cany coral today, feather duster, Galaxsy coral, and frog spawn. The frog spawn is already bleaching, hopefully will make it. Only a small one for $20. The 2 cany corals I got today were $120.

Real happy, and everything is growing well. Fish are healthy, and corals are all growing and puffy. I'm so happy.

 

What kind of Zoas are those next to the caulastrea in the first pic? Very nice tank by the way. I truly love the 90g tank. I've said it once and I'll say it again, it is a wonderful size. Excellent work. K+

 

And hey.....work on your signature and put in your hardware and fishies....I wanna see what you have.

 

Don't know off hand. The PO had a bunch of polyps and a pipe organ and the brain. I just got done removing a bunch of clove polyps. They were getting out of hand.

In general, whatever he bought I like. Bright red, orange, green. Some yellow and green, and some orange and green.

So far, the 90g is working well. Obviously I want bigger, but didn't know anything to expect with expenses. So far, it has been very manageable. There are lots of polyps, but I have plenty of real estate. I will make room by thinning the polyps and adding more corals. Got all the fish I want now. Only wanted to add a Flame Hawkfish and jaw fish, but now that my ick is gone from the last 3, I'm going to cool it for a while with anymore fish.