Added a new wolverine favia and holy grail micromussa today:
Octo Lux 90
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Stomatella snails spawning again. Caught this shot of the female clown biting it was it was releasing eggs:
Picked up a new favia, sold to me as Ultron but I'm thinking it's JF Gold Rush:
Never seen a goni that had long tentacles like a torch, but this blue one does
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New inferno favia:
Added a TCK flame tip goni 2 hours ago. Had to make some room since everything is starting to grow into each other:
Clam has been here since day 1 almost.... Still not dead for some reason, might even be growing 
Testing some different LED bars. Flame tip goni has swelled up even larger:
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Some more growth shots 
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The initial rock stack stayed the same, added two pieces on left and right and two floating rocks. Plus nearly 100 corals 
More pieces, why not.
Ultra war coral
Ultra gold hammer
PZ Godspawn bounce
Rainbow platygyra
Ultra war coral
Ultra gold hammer
PZ Godspawn bounce
Rainbow platygyra
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Bright red/orange lord
Another rainbow chalice
Top down shots from today
New crocodile hunter favia and Godzilla bounce:
Love my hammer corals
Love top down shots 
I was told I was doing it all wrong and everything would die
People refuse to believe a reef tank can be fast-tracked or done any other way than how they've been taught...
No one is refusing to believe it can’t be done. Its just not common. Also, you just tossing a bunch of frags into a tank in a short time period doesn’t make it a successful. I’m glad it’s working out for you but a lot of people failed going down this path, hence why we have so many transient hobbyist. Mistakes can be costly and defeating for some.I was told I was doing it all wrong and everything would die
Successful tanks will last years. The way you are setting up your tank isn’t leaving much room for growth. Looks like a frag tank.
Nice colors tho.
