New A.G.E. 40x28x22 Pic intense

Thanks tatted
Cement_skis here are some progress pictures:
The only photo I have of my Bleeding Apple Scoly whole:

Right after it was cut in mid April

And today, notice the flesh has grown back to form a circle, but the skeleton has some catching up to do, the mouth was formed months ago.


This weekend I bought more coral, got these two tabling acros from Atlantis, Jolleen was very generous with these cuts, but made up for it with a tight little nub on the third coral.



These are from World Wide Corals
LE Tyree Mystic Sunset Montipora, notice the electric blue 1/2 polyps

JC Candlelight Concert, where do they get these names???:

 

Another month of progress, I was a good reefer this month only adding a few things, my latest is an Oregon Mummy Eye, its a more vivid green the the OG ME...Pink Boobies frag nextdoor



thanks for looking

 

I love the mummy eyes, those are next ones on my list.

 

Stunning tank! Does the natural sunlight you get in the morning play a significant role in the health of your corals? They are beautiful.

 

Thanks! I'd say that the natural sunlight helps some corals and hurts others. The back right side of the tank receives the most NSL, and that is where I have a RBTA, some chalices and such. I never thought about it, but the NSL might have been the reason those chalices were bleaching out on me. That NSL is high intensity, and the LPS in question don't do well in intense/high light. The RBTA thrives in it's spot, and won't ever budge, even when I try to pry it off, it is a permanent fixture of the tank. It loves the NSL, and expands the most first thing in the morning. SPS in that region of the tank, seem to be thriving, needing constant trimming...

 

better pics

 

what brand sand did u use and what grain? got a link?

Thanks
Dennis

 

im speechless; im just at a loss of words. All i could come up with is un-freaking-believable. WOW

 

oh yeah btowned....im in planning stage in having a a.g.e 62 gallon tank built for my bedroom. Hope the acrylic and glass holds....