New Pic of 20gal SPS Dominated!(pic heavy)

Okey dokey

 

1. If opinions of stocking are not solicited by the op, no fish or invert is in danger immediate harm then I would not direct my post towards that theme, but that is just me and this is public forum.

2. When you put your tank on display be mature enough to consider it may receive some criticism, probably best to just ignore those post you find unfavorable and move on.

3. Any points that you feel passionate enough about might be better communicated in PM's.

 

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All of your tanks amaze me! very very nice!

 

Looks nice.

Great job!

 

i wish my zoas would grow like that. great looking tank

 

doing things your way means more fish are going to die all because you want you tank to look good, not very fair to the animals imo. also just because you "know what your doing" doesnt mean that the fish are able to be in a way undersized tank, its not about their size its the fact that they are open water swimmers, but i guess fish can just be replaced when they die, right? everytime you get away with doing something that usually shouldnt be done you act like everyone else was wrong, so now when other people see you say that your anthias is dong fine in a 20 gallon, they will think its ok for them to do it too

 

Awesome tank man...looking forward to the day when mine looks like that. I think your fish look comfortable....IMO unless we buy all aquaculture born fish we are promoting capture and death of many more fish than we actually see alive in the LFS. Our demand is fueling the death of many (unless you handpicked your fish from the reef)... with that said, we all make the choice to have tanks. Enjoy criticism free from me!

 

I don't think Holly is a man.Your point about promoting the caturing/killing of fish makes it all the more important that we practice responsible reefing which starts IMO by purchasing appropriate fish/inverts for the tanks we own.In a perfect world fish would be left in the ocean.Let me know when you find one.
P.S. In my case I don't purchase fish.I rescue them.

 

I donate money to organizations that repopulate dying/dead reefs with coral. Best I can do. I do understand being responsible and treating the fish well, I think as long as he does frequent water changes the anthias should be fine...does it really look that cramped to you? Maybe I dont know what im talking about haha but just my opinion.