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Just an iPhone photo of my euphillia corner. Really taking off!

Shot of the tank tonight: Hawaiian People Eaters:

Added a few new corals. Here's a video of my tank that I made tonight:

Thanks! I do believe the second one could be a Montipora Undata (from searching on Google images). The polyps seem to resemble that one more. I was worried about it, b/c it didn't have the same polyp extension as the other one pictured, and my pink birds nest. I remember the guy I got...

Is the first one possibly a Stylophora pistillata?

Yeah, I know. It's something I greatly thought about before adding to my tank. I hope to get a larger tank, and I'll probably move a lot of my corals to it. And then I'll just fill this tank with frags of those corals, so if they do get stung, it's not as big of a deal. There are several...

Thanks! The store had two. I was leaning towards the other one. It was more red, & the tips were more bulb like. But the guy told me that it had came straight from their supplier. This one was tank bred from several generations of one in a customers tank. I decided to go with it because of...

Can anybody help me identify these? I am new to SPS. The first one seems to be thriving. (I've also got a pink birds nest, and it looks good). I'm unsure about these second photo though. I don't know what it is, or what it is supposed to look like.

Purchased quite a few new corals. (18 actually). My tank is starting to fill up. Also purchased my first anemone. It's a RBTA.

The lights I got put both white and blue light out. During the day, I run my lights more white, and after sunset I run them more blue. I thought that running lights at like 10,000K (more white) gave better growth, and running them like 16000K-20000K gave you better color?

So I should just photograph them under the regular white lights? The guy I bought them from ran them under really white lights for growth. They didn't have a lot of color. But my tank runs 16K LED's. I'd rather the nice colors than the super growth. They have only been in my tank two days...

I was able to get 18 new coral frags yesterday. I meant to take photos today, but ran out of time. But I'll post photos of them all soon. But I also got my first SPS yesterday. Here's a quick photo of it. It's starting to color up to a nice green color.

I'll try to post a photo tomorrow night! They are changing their looks though!

Here's a video of my pulsing xenia. I know people call them weeds, but I'm fascinated by them.

Are you talking about the one by the frogspawn? It's a wall hammer. I can't get a photo with my good camera, because the Internet is down. Here's an iPhone photo:

Here's a time lapse of my cynarina eating. I think it's pretty awesome. This coral amazes me at how much it changes throughout the day. For sure a very interesting coral.

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Here's the cynarina after the lights went off. Crazy how they change. It kept changing shape all day long. I can't wait to see it eat tomorrow.

I feed mine Rod's. I think it's called complete reef. I don't have any experience with any other food (other than flake), but I've never had any problem feeding any animal in my tank. From my CB angelfish, corals, to cleanup crew, they all go crazy when it hits the water. Edited to add...

This was floating around on FB today: