
1 gem tang, 1 small blue hippo, 1 yellow tang, 1 small sailfin, 1 tomini, 2 blue star leopards, 2 ornate leopards, 1 regular leopard, 1 chaoti, 2 Earls fairies, 1 diamond tail flasher, 2 yellow Coris, 1 red mandarin, 2 clowns, cleaner shrimp, asst hermits and trochus
Keeping detectable nutrient levels

@ktran wrote: WE NEED PICS! Haven't seen ATB in a long time but remember those skimmers were the JAM!Thanks for making me feel old. Pics coming soon...I gotta get some actual work done for the day LOL. Will dig startup pics off the computer hopefully soon.


@janiners305 wrote: Cover pic updated. Pic of the tank todayLooks amazing! That chaoti is 🔥🔥🔥![]()


@janiners305 wrote: Thank you! We actually picked him up from someone in one of the FB groups. He (she? I dunno) came from a 2 year stay in an established tank.What a find! The jaes atomic colony is awesome too






@BackbayReef wrote: Cool - I love your GEO CaRx. They make very good & reliable products! In the long term, a CaRx will pay back dividends; and more importantly, it will stabilize your alk/ca with minimal maintenance. I’ve found that cleaning up gear is very therapeutic. I’ve managed to clean some of mine this weekend to free up space.Yes! It is pretty therapeutic. We swapped out an eb832 we had borrowed when ours went down. We fixed ours, and just never put it back online. So that happened yesterday, and now we can return the borrowed one. Of course, that meant re-doing wire management, dropping the mp40 controllers BEHIND the sump and fishing them back out with a coat hanger...you know, the fun stuff LOL. Thank you! The GEO was amazing when we had it running on the last big tank. It took minimal dialing in, especially with the planted tank regulator we have. Hopefully that still works when we are ready for it. It's just about time to get it going. Frags that were just encrusting and existing before are now shooting branches, so consumption is going up. Pics are all top down with the Avast porthole.
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