What a long strange trip it's been....

I will guess A. humilus too. Do they superextend a polyp simialr to millipora?

The other coral I will say is a A. tenius. I am going to make a judgment based on color, which is a big "no-no" in SPS identification. However, I have only ever seen green A. aculeus in the hobby. Once the colony starts taking shape, you'll be able to tell. The A. aculeus will shelf.

 

Playing with the lights.

Very kind of you.

I agree, you never know what shape it will take. This one is a dark red and requires the least light of all my corals, weird. I like the pink variety very much as well. Being that close to Battlecorals would be a very bad thing for me.

The possible A. Humilus is fuzzy but not crazy long fuzzy like the Mille, like a carpet. I'll not know on the Tenius, today it looks like a tort, check out the image. The acropora that is center and blue.

 

That pic of the clowns almost looks like it could be a mirror reflection.

Have you done a top down pic with flow off?

 

Hi Chris,

Going to turn up the whites and take a top down with no flow tomorrow as a matter of fact, when I do a water change.

I have been dosing the TwoFishes C balance daily, keeping my Alk at 7.5 pretty consistently, just a tiny amount and Ca every other day to keep it around 450. Absolutely love the Hanna Alk checker, one of my all time favorite gadgets, wish I had discovered the alk Hanna earlier.

Unable to get the IM Ghost skimmer dialed in, not sure why, the skimmer worked well for about a week and then now it makes a ton of noise, produces little skim. It will be replaced with the new Tunze Nano Doc that replaces the Tunze 9002. I have taken the IM apart and cleaned it and reassembled it, but continue have the same issue..

Got the Tunze ATO, Tunze Wave Controller (the bomb).

Lastly I have just not had the time to work on the adding the ATI fixture.

 

Love the setosa.

 

I love the picture of the top part of your tank. I've never had a rimless tank, and I haven't really thought about it until seeing this picture. hmmmmmmmmmm, more excitement!

I really like those clowns the more and more I check them out!


and you already have cause me trouble with battlecorals... I'm searching out some pieces already, well, I already found one locally. dang you!!! **shakes fist**

 

Tank looks amazing. Those led lights are giving impressive results for your coral.

 

A 20 gallon tank is a heck of a lot easier to take care of. I change 6 gallons of water a month. Equipment is small, easily accessable, all plug/play. The mag float is an inch long, TwoFishes, so small it's easy to hide. Tank looses 1/3 of a gallon a day in fw.

I have been wanting a rimless for a long time, set up with all the proper equipment this tank is a pleasure.

 

It is funny it looks so much larger

 

I agree, hard to believe it's only 20 gallons. My next tank is gonna rimless and built by reef savvy.