Six years and counting, new aquascape

[beelezebubba]

I thought of doing that. That is the stuff I removed from the front of the tank. The problem is that I havn't the heart to just throw corals out. Since the main display has AEFW, I can't frag and sell or even give the stuff away. So I try and find a place for it. I guess I'm just a softie, but it really bothers me to kill anything.

ahh, that's a shame cuz you've got some beautiful colonies. do you know if they're the aefw that just sit on the coral and irritate it or the ones that actively eat it? either way, i'm sure you could find someone willing to go through the hassle of setting up a qt and doing dips if you really wanted to give away some coral. totally agree on not just tossing them, that'd be a real shame.

maybe time for another tank lol? then you could frag, dip and qt for a month or two and have copies of all your stuff, just in case.

 

[reefkeeper2]

I thought of that too, but the thought of another seperate system to maintain just seems too much. I hear the flatworm treatment from Zeo has had some promising results.

 

[BrianMac]

Paul,

Wow--- what else is there to say? ::

 

[SteveDola]

Paul,

your tank is breath taking as always. truely inspirational.

thank you for posting and sharing.

 

[reefkeeper2]

Thanks guys

 

[Tone]

Congrats on the article and the tank is amazing...

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2013/1/aquarium

 

[Jarob]

Great read! I had no clue this tank was a BRS tank! I have been admiring this tank for at least 4 years now from reef central!

 

[THE WOOKIE]

This is truly insane! Does the natural sunlight hit the tank?

 

[Flame Angel]

Kudo's Paul, tank looks awsome in the write up. You should be very proud of what you have done. This is not some overnight or 24 hour bug affliction, but is a process of dedication.

Not sure if many of you have actually seen the tank in person. I have been very fortunate to view this beauty twice. Paul has been very gracious in opening his home on a minutes notice when we have meetings in the southern area for members to view the tank.

It is almost like a thriller when viewing it. You are just so afraid to take your eyes off the tank in fear of missing some action.

Words just cannot describe it. I will try with a few: ( , , , , , ).

Did you read them outloud to yourself? Yes, it just took my breath away and I could not utter a word.

BEAUTIFUL!

 

[reefkeeper2]

Thank you everyone. Greg (delta) did a great job with the photos. I could never take such good pics!