Smith11
New member
So as more and more space was taken up by zoas I began looking for things to fill the rest of the space. Ben aka AA Corals came up with the idea to glue stuff to the back wall, and i tell ya it was a good one. Now there are 3 millies on the wall and a few others on the shelf. Im lovin it and cant wait for this stuff to fill in and create different levels/ tables of coral.
Full tank shot
SPS shelf, from left to right pink millie, purple millie, ORA ponape, garf bonsai, green/yellow millie, setosa, red and blue tip millie
My very own strain of shroom, the blue washes out the other colors but its orange, green, red, and blue. Theres a new baby on the left starting to get bigger, im planning on growing these out and selling babies once i have 3-4 for where the rock and sand meet.
Side shot, shows growth of ponape well
On my nightstand
Full tank shot
SPS shelf, from left to right pink millie, purple millie, ORA ponape, garf bonsai, green/yellow millie, setosa, red and blue tip millie
My very own strain of shroom, the blue washes out the other colors but its orange, green, red, and blue. Theres a new baby on the left starting to get bigger, im planning on growing these out and selling babies once i have 3-4 for where the rock and sand meet.
Side shot, shows growth of ponape well
On my nightstand
Its been pretty easy going so far. Id say the maintenance is pretty high on this lil system but its well worth it. I do weekly 15%-20% water changes, run roughly 50 grams of carbon and 10 grams of phosban along with macroalgae and chatoe in the back. Theres a filter pad i change once a week to catch scuz and there are ceramic hexs covered in denitrifying bacteria. Ill take a picture of the madness that is the sump of this tank. though ik yours is much more packed 
