novahobbies
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Here's a few pics of the current system. No new pics of the little girl herself, gotta go get new batteries first. But, as for the coral frags...
Here's the Colt frag. I swear it's already grown another branch since I bought it.
My xenia is still on a MagnaRox frag station - I haven't decided where to put it as a final destination.
Here's the older green and red zoa frag (still doing fine, new growth even) and that single mushroom that was acting up when I first bought it. Seems to be fine now:
The new green zoas:
The final resting place for the orange frilly sponge:
The single green Florida ricordea is pretty high up in the tank:
And, finally, a full tank shot as of tonight:
You can see in the full shot I changed some things around. I added a blue background instead of the pinkish-blue I had from before - I can swap them out easily if I get bored. I've also added the protein skimmer (far right side of the picture) and a computer fan blowing over the top of the tank. You can't see it from the pic, but there's also a fitted screen with doubled up pond netting over the top of the tank, in preparation for future jump-happy diamond gobies or firefish. Also for this pic, I moved the MagnaRox shelf to the back of the tank under the filter overflow...it seems to blend in better here.
Here's the Colt frag. I swear it's already grown another branch since I bought it.

My xenia is still on a MagnaRox frag station - I haven't decided where to put it as a final destination.

Here's the older green and red zoa frag (still doing fine, new growth even) and that single mushroom that was acting up when I first bought it. Seems to be fine now:

The new green zoas:

The final resting place for the orange frilly sponge:

The single green Florida ricordea is pretty high up in the tank:

And, finally, a full tank shot as of tonight:

You can see in the full shot I changed some things around. I added a blue background instead of the pinkish-blue I had from before - I can swap them out easily if I get bored. I've also added the protein skimmer (far right side of the picture) and a computer fan blowing over the top of the tank. You can't see it from the pic, but there's also a fitted screen with doubled up pond netting over the top of the tank, in preparation for future jump-happy diamond gobies or firefish. Also for this pic, I moved the MagnaRox shelf to the back of the tank under the filter overflow...it seems to blend in better here.