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ive gone through many of these frags...all deepwater zoas dont do so good in our tanks

glad to hear that!!! :)

Originally Posted by NaNo-NeWb1983 looks awesome man thanks man, feeding time!

Originally Posted by jemshores Yes!! +1 to that. You need a nice coral under that arch. Someting with some height. But I saw in the first pic where the sunlight is really beaming in on your tank...did you do that for pics? Otherwise I would try to shade it or you are going to have algae coming...

Thanks guys. I just had the sunlight for that picture.

So about three months ago i had a tank crash. so i restarted my tank. here are some pictures of it. please comment!

Originally Posted by King_Neptune All of the above. Think about a scrubber. And add some algae eating inverts.Also consider getting a $60 phos/carbon reactor from bulk reef supply. Great reactors and easy to setup. Very cheap considering what they do. Can be powered by a cheap maxijet 1200 a...

i had more algea than that last week cut back to 6hrs a day on lighting water changes manually remove as much as you can feed less get a sea hare more snails better water source

Originally Posted by pleasants9 I envy you! live in florida? wanna split some duncans???lol lol opposite coast.. San Diego California!!

i just got from a local reefer 32 nuclear greens 9 purple deaths 2 ricordias 9 heads of HUGE duncans 8 bam bams 10 green palys 12 pink zoos FOR 100 BUCKS TOTAL pictures soon

a loal reefer here sells them for 25 they are called rainbow zoa

i live in sd... the fishing really really sucks... the barracuda come locally around march, but they are just showing up. no dorados in mexican waters yet, and the tuna, the boats go one day or one and half days with 25 people and comeback with 10 to 15 fish total

does this count?