A Golden Reef Tank (v2)
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Omg I just spent the last hour reading this thread from beginning to end... all I can say is DREAM BUILD!
When I move back to Colorado hopping to see this tank in person!!! Ahhhhh my mind is still going!!! Definitely drooling for sure
Keep up the amazing work and thank you sooo much for sharing this experience
Tammi
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When I move back to Colorado hopping to see this tank in person!!! Ahhhhh my mind is still going!!! Definitely drooling for sure
Keep up the amazing work and thank you sooo much for sharing this experience
Tammi
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Coralxchickx:) said:
Omg I just spent the last hour reading this thread from beginning to end... all I can say is DREAM BUILD!
When I move back to Colorado hopping to see this tank in person!!! Ahhhhh my mind is still going!!! Definitely drooling for sure
Keep up the amazing work and thank you sooo much for sharing this experience
Tammi
When I move back to Colorado hopping to see this tank in person!!! Ahhhhh my mind is still going!!! Definitely drooling for sure
Keep up the amazing work and thank you sooo much for sharing this experience
Tammi
Moving back from Los Angeles this coming June.
I have a 45 gallon AIO tank that I’m hopping to move back. (live stock and all)
I’ve spent the last 3 years hand picking every coral and every fish that I’ve added to my tank. I just can’t part ways with them
so I fragged everything selling the colony and moving things back. Wish me luck Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
It's about time for a photo update:
I am just trying to learn my DSLR. I have some images taken with AUTO settings but nothing else to work with as I'm away from home at the moment. I'm using Lightroom to edit the photos and make them presentable. So, they're heavily altered.
Also, I've got a LOT of room to fill in my tank. That's a good thing but doesn't make for the best full tank shots. I've got a few small colonies that are doing well like a Raspberry Shortcake, Fire & Ice Echinata, and a PC Rainbow. They're all about fist sized. Otherwise, most frags are just that, small frags.
I am just trying to learn my DSLR. I have some images taken with AUTO settings but nothing else to work with as I'm away from home at the moment. I'm using Lightroom to edit the photos and make them presentable. So, they're heavily altered.
Also, I've got a LOT of room to fill in my tank. That's a good thing but doesn't make for the best full tank shots. I've got a few small colonies that are doing well like a Raspberry Shortcake, Fire & Ice Echinata, and a PC Rainbow. They're all about fist sized. Otherwise, most frags are just that, small frags.
Looks good! Before you know it will be full and you’re going to look at it with the best new frag you just got wondering where do I put this one!
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Moving back from Los Angeles this coming June.
I have a 45 gallon AIO tank that I’m hopping to move back. (live stock and all)
I’ve spent the last 3 years hand picking every coral and every fish that I’ve added to my tank. I just can’t part ways with them
so I fragged everything selling the colony and moving things back. Wish me luck
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I have a 45 gallon AIO tank that I’m hopping to move back. (live stock and all)
I’ve spent the last 3 years hand picking every coral and every fish that I’ve added to my tank. I just can’t part ways with them
so I fragged everything selling the colony and moving things back. Wish me luck Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Good luck!
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Thanks Chris. I’ve got a few corals growing almost to the point where I need to fire up the frag tanks. Others are so slow in establishing that it will still be years.
I’ve tried not to place larger colonies too high where they’ll start shadowing lowers before they grow in. Somehow, I still think that will be a problem. The PC Rainbow is doing great. So is the Strawberry Shortcake which I couldn’t help putting at the top of the arch. Both will be a problem a year from now. I guess that’s a good problem to have.
I’ve tried not to place larger colonies too high where they’ll start shadowing lowers before they grow in. Somehow, I still think that will be a problem. The PC Rainbow is doing great. So is the Strawberry Shortcake which I couldn’t help putting at the top of the arch. Both will be a problem a year from now. I guess that’s a good problem to have.
