One year anniversary !

[wjwaz59]

Thanks to this board I am thoroughly enjoying my investment. Here are some pics
Tank at 6 Weeks

 

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Tank now

 

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Live rock with ricordia - April '04

 

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Same rock now

 

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Bubble now

 

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First zoo - just got it a couple of weeks ago

 

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[laddy]

Thanks for the pics, the tank looks great.

 

[tru conch]

nice looking tank! real healthy looking setup. keep it up.

 

[yosemite sam]

Wow, looks great. You've got great coraline growth!

 

[wjwaz59]

The coralline growth started at about six months, and has grown, and grown.... and grown and grown.
The best advice from this board has been to go slow. Other than a fire goby going MIA in April, I have not lost a thing.
Selection of live stock based on what the tank can handle has been a key, IMO. I've stuck to the conservative side of the opinions stated here and I have been extremely happy with that strategy.

 

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Left

 

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Center section

 

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Right

 

[richfish]

how many watts of lighting do you have?
nice tank.....it looks like you came a long way

 

[rvdfn420]

Nice Tank, nice and spaced out!

 

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4 x 65 Watt PC's - 2 "tru actinics" and 2 10K

 

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I scuba dive, and have actually tried to do a miniature version of spur and groove coral formations. I'm very pleased with the outcome so far.

 

[richfish]

those bubble coral do good under that?because i have the same light and im lookkin to get bubbles later on

 

[wjwaz59]

I consider my lighting medium to low (based again on the conservative side of the general opinions on this board). Regular bubble coral is listed on this sight as doing ok on medium lighting. I stick with this "medium to low" light level when selecting corals to put in my tank.