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So that's how they do it.

Wow.Your 40 gallon looks locked,stocked and loaded.I like like the sleek design of your new system.Best of luck with the upgrade!

Platygyra ,sepeckled fire and ninja star zoas: Pot of gold favia on a pedestal: Full tank shot:

Plans?I don't have any plans. Feel free to bring some more corals this way Bert.I think the Aussie favia you picked up from TPA likes me.Seriously though,I really appreciate all your help with my project! [/url

Great idea! I could use something like this to keep my toddler's bouncy balls out of my sump.It may even help keep my corris wrasse in the sump. A screen would be also useful to block out lighting from neighboring tanks when taking photos.

Thank you! I did received this collection of zoas and palys from Robert! The mind blowing palys have always been one of my favorites,especially under LED's.

Recent tank shots Here's some recent photos of the lower display.[/url

Happy Birthday Robert!

I have a large patch of palys that I am trying to identify.They can be weedy if given good light which will bring out their green/ blue hue.Months ago I saw a company selling a similar variety called Blue Spirit.I have them in a shady spot to keep them in line.

Yes, these are older pictures from August.I need to upload more images to my photo bucket account tonight.The bulb is generic and creates a lot of heat .In regards to the Coralife mogul bulb,yes is does get warm but not hot.The system is usually around 80 degrees with no heater.I use a digital Coralife thermometer to keep tabs on it.

Thank you! I originally wanted to maximize water volume in a small area.The sand pipe creates a nice downdraft.

The nitty gritty I am running the system with two small pumps.The unit that came with the 2 gallon Tom brand Pico and a old school hydor. The light on the upper level is a 7 watt straight pin. I am using a light fixture from a bathroom fan for the 5 gallon.The bulb is a 10 watt ,Coralife 50/50 .

A close-up of the gold dust chalice and colonial polyps.Varieties include speckled fire,Mary Janes,Fire and Ice and Mind Blowing palys. A mushroom that came with the live rock: Ball Anemones: My favorite type of sponge:

So as promised here's a whole lot of pictures: Full tank shot

I have always been fond of the Sun corals and dendros,I have not been able to keep them alive.(Any more hints matty?)I would steer you towards the favia or favites category.

Nice nano! It looks like your clown fish is real friendly with the Euphyilla.

Thank you for the welcome every one!* I am glad to see Pnwmas is back!* Badxgillen let me know when you place your order so I can have a excuse to setup another tank!

Hello again! My profile seems to have been erased so I am going to introduce my self again.I have been keeping reef tanks for over three years now and I really enjoy raising up frags.Currently running a 60 gallon system and a 5 gallon nano tank. Also interested raising live foods and fish someday.I look forward to talking to the locals about this captivating hobby.I promise to post up too many pictures soon- still trying to use photo bucket on my mobile device.