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I'll go for the Radion G4 for acropora tanks and AP700 for mix reef and zoas. Check out utube for what WWC, and Unique corals are using on top of all their coral tanks. They have tons of money invested on lights. My 2 cents worth.

I was eavesdropping on JVU telling his friend how nice Chong Bong zoas are and is one of his favorites. I never heard of Chong Bong until now. When it was my turn to pick at the table the Chong Bong was still there. I quickly selected the Chong Bong. JVU was absolutely correct, "it's nice" and a...

Thank you Bruce Spiegelman and pbh reef for the wonderful compliments. Meeting people like you both makes BARS membership a really good deal. I'm very much looking forward to renewing my yearly supporting membership.

No trick question. If anyone notice, I have many small colonies and frags growing on top of a huge living pink bird nest coral . The many species of acropora corals slowly grows over the bird nest blocking flow and light. The bird nest coral dies in certain area and becomes a very efficient...

I am very old a old school guy. I am a skeptic like Richard Ross always looking for proof before using new products. My old school lighting is Radium 400 watts power by a PFO ballist. In addition supplement Giesemann super actinic and ATS plue plus.

I run a large Euro Reef calcium reactor plus BM dosing pump. In addition dose calcium chloride (30ml ) daily to keep up with the acropora corals growth demands. I also control major ions. Magnesium, Potassium, Strontium, Sulfate, Bicarbonates. Minor ions iron, iodide. All of these ions are in...

Notice any new acropora planting in the photos.

My Established Nine years old 120 gallon reef tank. A group photos displaying Acropora corals growing competing for space. You can barely see the back of the tank wall.

To: Phong (roostertech) Thank you again for hosting the Pot Luck Luncheon. You have a very nice home with amazing fresh and saltwater display tanks. I enjoyed great food, hospitality and good company.

Looking forward to meet you.

See you Saturday at BAR luncheon. We can talk then. Thank you for your interest.

Are anyone else having this problem, can't see pics? I am freshman at posting.

My 120 gallon tank with SPS growing for nine years. More photos coming from using my new Polyp Lap coral view lens. It really works well. PM me if you are interested in any of the shown corals. Full tank shot coming on separate thread.

Please RSVP attend for me and my wife. We can bring garlic noodles or fried rice or both if you need more food.

I will attend with my wife Ellen. She is a good cook. What would you like my wife Ellen to make for your pot luck? A couple of Pot Luck ago she made garlic noodles and fried rice.

Okay too be more specific on the 100+ flat worms. It has been identified as Convolutrioba retrogemma. These flat worm actually keeps adequate light from reaching the coral in great numbers thereby "starving" the coral. It's believe that this flatworm also consumes the resident zooxanthella on...

Colony of Fruit Loops zoas@IBN Colony of Tubbs Blue zoas@NewJack 100+ coral eating planaria from an unknown Tenuis. ( I used Coral RX to kill and 8X magnified glass to see those bugger) Hand clean the cyano bacteria on the plug and out jumped a good size fire worm hiding under the cyano. Just...

Mother colony of pink stylo coral for the swap

Mother colony pink stylophora shown. Will frag for the swap.

Hi xcaret, This answer is my personal opinion on SPS tanks. If your reef tank looks like it has more coral than water and with filled with large colonies of corals interweaving among each other for space, then I can say you have a fully mature reef tank. Now with zoa and paly tanks is a...