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Dylan865
Dylan
@Dylan865 · 4 months ago

20 long, Zoa garden gonna be pretty much the entire right side, gonna remove the toadstool as he has outgrown my tank and I have outgrown him as well, with that being said I was curious on what you guys would do to fill the rest out with coral? I’m thinking maybe some acans and blastos some hammers?

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lawty11
Tom
@lawty11 · 8 months ago

Guys i need your help. In the new year i plan on investing in some corals but im strugling for ideas and placements. What do you think? For ease, ive created 3 main zones.

Zone 1 is a bare rock with a soft finger coral in front of it.

Zone 2 has a tiny green kenya tree that i hope grows nice a big and theres a small rock on the sand bed with a zoa on it.

Zone 3 is pretty empty. Has a red sponge attached to the rear of the rocks on the right hand side and a tourch that isnt fixed in possition but could be nice with a couple others and make abit of a garden?

I want colour and movement in my tank.

I like the look of GSP and have though about trying to put some on the backglass maybe.

Thanks for reading and any feedback welcome 👍🏼

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Tyler39061
Tyler
@Tyler39061 · 1 year ago

1 year into this aquarium and the saltwater side of the hobby and I find myself loving the look of these stick looking things lol. I’ve already had success with the green slimer and bubblegum montipora so i decided that I want to go tricolor and get a blue frag. I bought a frag of Cali Tort and some sort of blue pocillopora. I’m thinking of placing the tort on the bottom right of that rock where the other sticks are. What do you think ??

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