I received a box of rocks today.

[Magellan]

I love how healthy your nems look!

(I think your clownfish agrees with me)

 

[Raege]

Great pics as per usual good sir. Candy cane is a looker but that top down shot of nem with clown looking up really grabbed me.

 

[Victoria M]

everything with the tank still smooth? Looks absolutely lovely.

 

[Crabby48]

I see you Anemone is getting bubbly. Mine the past few days are also. Wonder if love is in the air.

your pictures have been looking great recently

 

[Fudsey]

Looking good Brian ! !

 

[crusso1993]

Wonder if love is in the air.

 

[Hemmdog]

Lookin good my friend!

 

[GBRsouth]

That cespitularia is an interesting piece, Never looks the same twice.

 

[GBRsouth]

@crusso1993 even knows old Aussie music! (Scratches head and wonders how?)

 

[crusso1993]

@crusso1993 even knows old Aussie music! (Scratches head and wonders how?)

Some outstanding bands came from Down Under. Here a several that first popped into my head.

 

[Retro Reefer]

Just catching up.. tank is looking great Brian! A very belated Happy Birthday my friend

 

[PanchoG]

So nice !

 

[NY_Caveman]

Thanks for all the comments friends. I placed the new corals this weekend in their permanent homes.

The new Candy Canes were placed right in the middle of Caulastrea Island. They are much more red and green in person than the Caulastrea echinulata next to them which are blue and purple (the new ones are Caulastrea furcata just like the neon Trumpets to the right).

The Blue Cespitularia was placed in the back near the Grandis Palythoa. The ends should get nice and feathery as they continue to open more.

I am hoping it will fill in the space nicely between the two anemones. If it grows a couple more inches it will start to really fill that hole. Don’t mind the bryopsis and other algae. All just part of a natural reef.

 

[ScottR]

Thanks for all the comments friends. I placed the new corals this weekend in their permanent homes.

The new Candy Canes were placed right in the middle of Caulastrea Island. They are much more red and green in person than the Caulastrea echinulata next to them which are blue and purple (the new ones are Caulastrea furcata just like the neon Trumpets to the right).

The Blue Cespitularia was placed in the back near the Grandis Palythoa. The ends should get nice and feathery as they continue to open more.

I am hoping it will fill in the space nicely between the two anemones. If it grows a couple more inches it will start to really fill that hole. Don’t mind the bryopsis and other algae. All just part of a natural reef.

I like the candy cane Duncan garden. Brilliant.

 

[crusso1993]

Hey Brian... March POTM is "fish close up." Might I suggest you enter the above pic? It really is beautiful!

 

[NY_Caveman]

Hey Brian... March POTM is "fish close up." Might I suggest you enter the above pic? It really is beautiful!

Hmmm... I won a contest recently, not sure if I can. Worth trying I suppose. Thanks for encouraging.

 

[ScottR]

Hmmm... I won a contest recently, not sure if I can. Worth trying I suppose. Thanks for encouraging.

You should do it just to increase the heat on others.

 

[Victoria M]

It is such a lovely picture.

 

[Fudsey]

 

[DS204]

Just hopped on to your thread. Your anemone's look fantastic! Looking forward to future updates. I don't think I'll have time to get through all 268 pages of your build thread, sadly.

Also, I tried clicking the build thread badge in your profile and it links to a youtube video of a badger dancing to tiktok. Is that your doing?