Elos 120 (liter)

[Coral reefer]

Glad you still have some sweet pieces! Especially that leptastrea!!!

 

[screebo]

what the heck is this creature?

Ahhhh...............Weedhopper........you've noticed a strange and rare coral! hehehe. This is the most bizarre group of Rhodactis ever! Ever see color and texture like that? It can inflate individual rogue polyps like a bubble coral. Given to me by Jim the Bookworm to archive, what he called "old school" heritage shrooms. He also gave me the brown, purple, torquoise ones too. Did you notice how much new coralline and the total lack of aiptasia? Can I get a halleluiah! Good things have been happening since I cut back on everything......light, food, CA and ALK.

 

[CookieJar]

I'll give ya a 'hallelujah' for a nice clean looking, aptasia-free tank! last I saw your tank it was stuffed w/ corals, glad to see you still have some good remaining pieces including the rare fluffy rhodactis mushroom rock.
so now that you've been working for a while, don't you deserve the reward of a 2nd tank or dare I say an upgrade to a larger one?

 

[screebo]

Tryin' to keep it simple.

 

[gimmito]

A "BIG" hallelujah to a aptasia free tank. 0

 

[jellygeee]

Great pics. What is the type of clownish next to the bangaii?

 

[screebo]

Hey Jelly............that's my very sexy Naked Percula. I think it's an ORA engineered bioproduct.

 

[screebo]

Just a special note of thanks to all who are contributing the getting my old tank repopulated after the aiptasia plague.
Especially thanks to JAR Jon who is returning a whopping piece of what I consider to be one of the finest montis around and somewhat unusual. That's the Sand Dollar monti that can be seen in earlier posts of this tank thread.

Guess What? Don't Break The Chain works! Thanks to the founders of BAR, it's like having a computer back-up on an external drive. Thanks everyone! Pics will come after new arrivals acclimate.

 

[screebo]

Glad you still have some sweet pieces! Especially that leptastrea!!!

Hey Mike,
I too like the leptastrea. I also like cyphastrea very much. Looks like any coral that ends in "astrea" is high on my list! LOL

 

[Kensington Reefer]

What is that last pic? Porites?
And I was wondering how you shrink down to fit in the aquarium? I've always wanted to.

 

[screebo]

What is that last pic? Porites?
And I was wondering how you shrink down to fit in the aquarium? I've always wanted to.

Why yes, Erin, that's our own DBTC Steel Blue Porites. Nearly lost them coming back nicely now. I didn't lose my DBTC Super Nova either! My odd little band of coral.......... :davie:
Oh yeah, I only shrink my arm down to tank size. The camera is only the size of a card deck so it fits fine.

 

[Kensington Reefer]

You look so serious
Where is the supernova?

 

[robert4025]

John!!! Glad to see ya again today! Thanks for stopping by and picked up the last sunset rhodactus...hehe

 

[gimmito]

Great checking out the tank in person today John. Thanks for the Calfo pink sinularia...that is one beautiful softie ! The blasto merletti/zoa rock blended in real nice in your tank.

 

[screebo]

Gotta problem, I think. These are in my tank, in the substrate. They look absolutely venomous. Do I have a problem? What kind of wormoid is this? What do need to do? It's a video so please double click on the image. I await your thoughts.

 

[screebo]

John!!! Glad to see ya again today! Thanks for stopping by and picked up the last sunset rhodactus...hehe

It's starting to unfurl! Pictures in a few days.......... 0

 

[screebo]

You look so serious
Where is the supernova?

 

[Erick]

The worms were spaghetti works. Nothing wrong with them.

 

[screebo]

Thanks Erick,
Holy Cow, man..........I was sweatin' it real big time. Just when things were looking good!...............LOL H)

 

[Not_Now_John]

Some people pay for those, great cleaners. I used to have several, but they went the route of the pod population during the wrasse decimation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terebellidae