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Yeah, my friend's mom had [hr] cancer a while ago and now she is fully recovered. Good idea.

DfishH, yes i am sure it is called a scroll coral.

My tank is almost a year old.

I would say either is fine. While sand has its good sides, so does CC. I have used CC since i started with reef tanks and have had no problems.

Lastly, here os a pic of a fox that i am nursing haha from almost dead. My lfs gave it to me becuase the man there had given up on it, and i got it practically dead, and it is SLOWLY comming back to life.

Another

Heres a whole tank shot.

annoying diatoms

Jeez, is that a huge aiptasia back there? plus, there sure is a bunch of hair algae...

oh yeah and michael, the sponge is safe now haha

Okay everyone. Yes, all of those corals are living under those lights and everything is doing fine. You are right, i checked and it is a gonipora, and it isn't open because i just had acclimated it. Even today, 2 days after that picture, you can see much change, and the polyps are extending more...

now that i look at that first coral im not so sure about it. Someone please i need a correct id!

How far away is Rochester from Philly? Would you be interested in shipping the corals a very short distance? Otherwise don't worry about it. Tank established 1 year, haven't lost a single fish or coral! 200 watts of PC.

thanks for the advice Michael, i had heard about placing the sponge, but he was there becuase i just got him and i wanted o feed him once, but i will be sure to move him, and that first pic, im actually not sure what it is, but i think youre right in saying that it is an alvepora. The LFS didn't...

last - my semi-new fairy wrasse.

almost done; my 7 month old LTA, also grown so much

next - my 6 month old colt that has more than tripled in size, i got it when it was baby sized, now look.

next one; scroll

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Here are some pics of new corals/sponges/old corals/new fish...haha Any comments/suggestions?