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What's this one? Stands out.
Oh nice. I have a BM frag that's just starting to get going. It's color is like nothing else (well, other than Aquaticman lol)
Looking fantastic Perry!Here's one that's trending!
Peng's Purple Tip Granulosa
Aquired from Jesse @Sweet Reef Corals Thank you for the insanely beautiful frag!!!
Looking fantastic Perry!
Perry, or the corals? lololLooking fantastic Perry!
Perry, or the corals? lolol
No thread has ever made me feel more like a beginner. Great tank
We’ve all been there. The more simple you make it, the harder it is to screw it up. It took me a lot of hard lessons to finally quit trying to chase that little bit of “extra” out of my sticks and just stick to simplicity and religious weekly water changes. Things have never looked better for quite some time now…. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cr1pY71tCUa/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Ahh, you can go back a few years and see when things were going poorly. I was close to throwing in the towel on sps. The hobby is humbling without a doubt. My goal with my style is to show that we can achieve colorful acros without all the bells and whistles, fancy lights, and crazy technology. I use a Digital Aquatics lite monitor for lights. Ink bird for temp and control. Old school timer with 15 minute intervals for kalk dosing. A skimmer from 2006. A RV reservoir for water storage as a DIY sump. Love having money for corals instead of stuff I don't need, lol...
Thank you for the kind words!
I remember those days……..good on you for hanging in there and rolling with the punches.Ahh, you can go back a few years and see when things were going poorly. I was close to throwing in the towel on sps. The hobby is humbling without a doubt. My goal with my style is to show that we can achieve colorful acros without all the bells and whistles, fancy lights, and crazy technology. I use a Digital Aquatics lite monitor for lights. Ink bird for temp and control. Old school timer with 15 minute intervals for kalk dosing. A skimmer from 2006. A RV reservoir for water storage as a DIY sump. Love having money for corals instead of stuff I don't need, lol...
Thank you for the kind words!
We’ve all been there. The more simple you make it, the harder it is to screw it up. It took me a lot of hard lessons to finally quit trying to chase that little bit of “extra” out of my sticks and just stick to simplicity and religious weekly water changes. Things have never looked better for quite some time now…. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cr1pY71tCUa/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
I remember those days……..good on you for hanging in there and rolling with the punches.
I hereby vote that we elect Perry as reef2reef's "SPS Dad"
I alway like stoping in and see the awesome corals!!
My pleasure, Perry. You put together some nice systems.Thank you for stopping by and looking over the journal