One year 75g reef.

[iseeweed]

I started this 75g about a year ago.

 

[Anonymous]

Looking good! Filling out nicely already. 8)

 

[Anonymous]

love the clown picture!

 

[Ben1]

Very nice work man!

 

[Anonymous]

Looks good, however I foresee a problem with that coral in the 2nd pic that I've run into myself... you get this huge coral with a very tiny thin base, then one day while cleaning... SNAP! Now you have this huge coral top and a tiny base

 

[trido]

Looks good, however I foresee a problem with that coral in the 2nd pic that I've run into myself... you get this huge coral with a very tiny thin base, then one day while cleaning... SNAP! Now you have this huge coral top and a tiny base

Thats funny!! Well kinda, Oh so true. Have you ever figured out how to rectify the problem? I mean, how do you coax a coral into growing a thick base? :wink:

Looking good!!

 

[MartinE]

Congrats on the first year, looking good.

 

[iseeweed]

Looks good, however I foresee a problem with that coral in the 2nd pic that I've run into myself... you get this huge coral with a very tiny thin base, then one day while cleaning... SNAP! Now you have this huge coral top and a tiny base

Agree, there is a green monti behind that coral. The base is very small, and the coral is tall. Every time a snail hits it, I got another frag on the bottom!

The coral on the second pic is actually pegged to the rock with a carbon fiber rod. It started to grow out of the water, so I gave it a twist(that is why some of the branches are growing down). The branches on the end are now resting on another rock. I'm wondering if they will attach to the rock??