Patrick's 81G - the last dance

[MolaMola]

Wow, what a beautiful sight! You had things set up very well if that is the result of your tank being largely on autopilot! Heehee - too much colorful growth shading out other corals. I know that is serious and you have to move them, but as tank troubles go that's not the worst. You took a lot of care in setting this system up.

 

[VacavilleFC]

wow your tanks gorgeous. how do you attach your frags? mine tend to either stay on the sand (lots of lps) or frag rack because im too indecisive to place things permanently

 

[FinalPhaze987]

Wow, what a beautiful sight! You had things set up very well if that is the result of your tank being largely on autopilot! Heehee - too much colorful growth shading out other corals. I know that is serious and you have to move them, but as tank troubles go that's not the worst. You took a lot of care in setting this system up.

Thank you! It was a long road before the tank even saw water. Alot of analysis paralysis and being gun shy, worrying if I prepped enough. Given I knew there would be times when it would have to run itself, I can't help but feel a little anxiety when leaving it that way.

wow your tanks gorgeous. how do you attach your frags? mine tend to either stay on the sand (lots of lps) or frag rack because im too indecisive to place things permanently

Thank you. I use tunze 2 part epoxy and super glue gel from amazon to attach them to my rockwork. It looks ugly at first, but once the coral encrust over it or it gets covered in coraline its barely noticed.