That's right, let's get this forum started off with a good old fashioned picture posting! Also, state the size of your tank and system!:D

Tank dimensions: 80x30x28 290 gallons
Sump 115 gallons
refugium 45 gallons

http://www.myreefcreations.com/personal/newtank/071704/fuleview071704.jpg

http://www.myreefcreations.com/personal/newtank/071704/centerright071704.jpg

My nano a few months ago...

Dang it! I'll try again later...

One more try...

And this is today--just fixed my camera!

15g Nano Reef - This is from a few months ago. I need to take some new pics I guess. :)

Coming up on 2 years old for this 120..

My 7 gallon that has been in a 'natural' state for a few years :)

I like the way phscales rockwork flows into the sandbed, very natural transition.

jessezm: Nice tank! I love the way you can view the refugium in your cabinet like that. Who made the cabinet?
Sally

My Reef

Looking good Jim.... very nice tanks out there.... :)

Thanks Andy

Outstanding tanks guys.

Steve

OK, let me give this a try.

This is my 4 foot 105 gallon tank. Picture is about a year old now. I will soon be taking this tank down, and splitting the livestock between this tank and a new tank I'm puting together.

Everythings gotten a lot bigger. The green bali slimer, that's on the top center-left, is about 4" in that picture. It's almost to the surface of the water now.

Nice clam in front -- is that a Derasa?

Steve

That seemed to work OK, let me try a couple of others...

This Sarcophyton was originally from Rick O, I got it through Marine Fish. It's now the size of a large dinner plate.

The brown M. digitata in the bottom left corner is a frag of a frag I got from Curtis/ Wasasbi.

If your talking about this one...

It's a T. squamosa (from Marine Fish).

...oops, sorry. Says the file is too big.

No -- the one all the way to the left in the first pic.

Steve

Let's try this picture of the left most clam...

It's a T. squamosa.

That is a beauty!

Steve

The colt on the left side of the first picture, I also got from Wasabi. This thing is huge now.

This M.capricornis I got from Bobby at CBA. He said it came from someone in the club, but I don't know who.

Still tweaking. Not crazy about the rock layout yet. It is a work in progress.

Todd

This one is just right for me

35 gallon hex, my first attempt at keeping a reef tank. Have probably ~25 lbs live rock, 1 pink spotted goby, 2 clowns, 2 yellow tailed damsels, 1 porcelain crab, a couple shrooms, polyp colony (not in pic), and assorted hermits and snails... its been a learn as I go experience, but so far no major disasters (wow doing your homework does pay off!).

Here is my 240
96"x24" x24" the first pic was right after the move. The second pic was after everything died
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y18/casper29/c60e0844.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y18/casper29/newtank009.jpg