Saltwatersig's 120 gallon journey

[saltwatersig]

Charlie

I made new ones with sure grip magnets. Kinda like them on the stacks

 

[LeviT]

Looks great Sergio!

 

[houser]

I would think the frags like it up there right by the overflows - bring them a constant supply of stuff.

 

[saltwatersig]

Thank Levi

Dave.........never thought of it that way but yes your absolutely right

 

[saltwatersig]

a few more updated pics

 

[houser]

As always great taste, color, and I dig the clam!

Your lobo is going before the saw in the next few days. It's time...

 

[lattehiatus]

Love how it's looking, Sergio! That slightly large clam does slightly dwarf everything else, though. :bigsmile:

I need to get some tips from you on how to take some good photographs!

 

[Kensington Reefer]

Red bowerbanki acan (?)... Yum!

 

[Coral reefer]

You regret those blue cloves? I think they are cool and have some, but am thinking of removing them while I can.

 

[saltwatersig]

No regrets ........... I like the blue clove look better than coraline covered rock. Besides they have yet to sting any corals.

 

[Erick]

I am thinking about getting some blue cloves because my urchin eats a lot of my coraline algae and I get white rocks.

 

[Kmooresf]

Tank Looks amazing Sergio.........I agree with Houser.......great colors. Everything looks so healthy, and that clam is SWEET!! I too love my cloves. They go crazy, but I love the look, and have never had them kill a coral that I am aware of.

 

[saltwatersig]

just a few more updated pics ........nothing really differant

 

[saltwatersig]

 

[saltwatersig]

updated pics

 

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[Kensington Reefer]

I see favids that my saw would love to meet!!
Looking good there Serg!

 

[boun11]

Nice and clean Sergio!

 

[bondolo]

Favids look awesome as do the acans. Do the little blue flower things ever cause any problems? (They have been slowly overtaking my rocks). What are they actually called?

 

[saltwatersig]

Thanks guys

Blue clove polyps Mike...........never bothered any corals ......and I like them as a ground cover better than coraline on rocks