Four months out from FW

[steelhealr]

Thought I'd post this here for anyone interested...updated tank shots. I'm only about 4-5 months out from FW. Do I have a shot at tank of the month here? LOLOL. I wouldn't even know how to do that. SH

OOPS..sorry..wanted to get my clown and sixline on the marquis here, lol:

 

[Christs_Knight]

thats looks awsome! how long did it take for your mushrooms to poputate?

 

[steelhealr]

They've expanded progressively and I'm now finding them in other areas of the tank. I saw growth within weeks of getting them. They are pretty hardy. SH

 

[Bloo]

WoW it's stunning !!! I always love your pics !

 

[Paul_MTS]

great colours.

 

[Angel Lady]

Looks like you are doing very well with your new hobby. Those are great pictures.Keep them comming. Awsome

 

[steelhealr]

Thanks Angel....I just want to repeat that I still have 2 FW tanks and that I got my help from everybody here, mods too. SH

 

[Penguin15]

We have a 12G nano and love it. But your colors in your tank and set up are amazing! Great job!!!

 

[steelhealr]

Thanks Penguin....like any 'newbie', I was just short one piece of information when I bought the tank..that it was inadequate lighting to support SPS corals. Hence, the challenge to create a tank supported by 'stock lighting'. Someday I'll move up to metal halide and SPS and clams. SH

 

[inflexion]

that looks awesome and if all those can be done with stock lighting i might have to look into SW when i have the money

 

[woodie]

wow nice tank my o/h is going to let me have a small Marine tank in the hall way of the new house so you see it when you walk in .....but..... it will probaly end up in the study so i can watch it when i'm on here

CLare

 

[steelhealr]

well...will be glad to help you all out when your ready to get up and running. SH

 

[bunjiweb]

looking good!

Is that a sun coral at the bottom? This will be my next purchase i think as they are very colourful but need little - no light.

Ben

 

[Adistar]

wow great SW tank

 

[steelhealr]

Thanks...yes..it's a sun coral...tubastrea aurea. Just remember...these guys have a little 'learning curve' in the feeding area and adding a frag is like adding a fish. What you feed those polyps comes out as nitrates. SH