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Veeery Nicee...! Love the aquascaping and setup!!... Good work!:wink:
Reef Spotlight - April -2011 - "2Sunny"
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lps1212
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nice pics i knew i had seen this tank before than i remembered on manhattan reefs great shots love the tank i had voted this tank tank of the month over there congrats on the win here sorry about the previous post accidentally pressed enter :squigglemouth:
Great to see this back and what a beautiful tank to kick it off with. Congrats! 
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2Sunny
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First off I want to say thanks to Paul, Rev, Marvin, and all the great folks here at R2R! I'm a big believer in Karma and R2R is definitely winning the "karma" award for reefing websites as far as I am concerned. I absolutely love the way Paul organized my quotes as I couldn't have created an image of my own sentiments in such a short setting if I had tried. I think it absolutely captures the essence of me and my system in a few short sentences . . . thanks Paul!
As to the anemone, it's an Heteractis Magnifica (sometimes called a Ritteri) and I've had it since the spring of '02 and it has split a total of 5 times now. If you search around a little I've written about it a great deal on my personal website and here on R2R as well. I don't advocate buying these guys as they have such a poor survival rate, but I do admit being totally addicted to the beauty of my own anemone, and I would be wholly "crushed" should I lose my specimen. Anyways, it's late and I just got back from Moscow so I'll call it a night, but let me say "thank-you" and "thank-you again" to all the kind words and generous folks here on R2R!
Joe
As to the anemone, it's an Heteractis Magnifica (sometimes called a Ritteri) and I've had it since the spring of '02 and it has split a total of 5 times now. If you search around a little I've written about it a great deal on my personal website and here on R2R as well. I don't advocate buying these guys as they have such a poor survival rate, but I do admit being totally addicted to the beauty of my own anemone, and I would be wholly "crushed" should I lose my specimen. Anyways, it's late and I just got back from Moscow so I'll call it a night, but let me say "thank-you" and "thank-you again" to all the kind words and generous folks here on R2R!
Joe
2Sunny
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Hi Keith,
Nothing I'd like more than to talk to a local reefer about all my recent trials and tribulations . . . hope to hear from you soon!
But . . . what's a spotlight without some great photos so here's a bunch from my other posts:
caudill187
Valuable Member
Absoooooolutely Stunning! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks for the extra photos...i could go through pages of pics of your tank!! That sump is an incredible setup BTW!
jcusmarine
Club Cube
Beauty. Well done and thanks for sharing.
Great looking tank. Are those zoas flowing off of the rock on the left? It looks so smooth I thought it was a monti.
How do you find an even balance for light between the SPS and rics? My rics turn white a few weeks after I introduce them while my SPS do great. I am assuming I have to much light on them.
How do you find an even balance for light between the SPS and rics? My rics turn white a few weeks after I introduce them while my SPS do great. I am assuming I have to much light on them.
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