Falls and rock tumbles

[Top Water]

I guess some wish they had my problem but for me it sucks .
Some of my corals are just becoming too big and heavy .
Rock shelfs fall other corals shadowed out and corals tumble from hardly anything cause they are just too big . Hate to trim them being it took years to get them this big . As long as they don't break like this table I guess it's going right back where it fell from .

 

[Top Water]

All better for now

 

[Smitty]

One day, we all strive for those type of reef problems of our corals being too big.

 

[Paulip]

You can probably start making ad hoc supports with acrylic rods.....

Those can be the starters an even bigger tank. or a Focal Point for a dedicated build.

How large is the current setup?

 

[anarchy]

You can probably start making ad hoc supports with acrylic rods.....

Those can be the starters an even bigger tank. or a Focal Point for a dedicated build.

How large is the current setup?

Haha which one? Believe theres 3 in his basement all over 180 gallons. Correct me if im wrong john

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[carpetreef75]

All better for now

TOPWATER whats all the blue clove looking stuff all over the rocks, Corals and sand ????? is that nuisance or something like blue sympodium ?? looks very full like carpet & very cool colour


Though the Blue Sympodium Polyp tends to be slower growing, be sure to provide adequate space to accommodate growth. The peaceful and undemanding Blue Sympodium Polyp accommodates a range of lighting and water movement conditions.

The Blue Sympodium Polyp contains the symbiotic algae zooxanthellae from which it receives the majority of their nutritional requirements. Additional weekly feedings of micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates is recommended. For continued good health, the Blue Sympodium Polyp will require the addition of iodine and other trace elements to the water.

 

[madjoe]

Now thats a colony

 

[Top Water]

Thanks you are correct !

Haha which one? Believe theres 3 in his basement all over 180 gallons. Correct me if im wrong john

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Thanks Joe!

Now thats a colony

 

[Top Water]

250 ,210,180

You can probably start making ad hoc supports with acrylic rods.....

Those can be the starters an even bigger tank. or a Focal Point for a dedicated build.

How large is the current setup?

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You been around a while it only takes 5 plus years

One day, we all strive for those type of reef problems of our corals being too big.

 

[Top Water]

Some are only 10 years old or so .

One day, we all strive for those type of reef problems of our corals being too big.

 

[Top Water]

Broke a few big corals off cleaning today my poor Turaki had to be remounted today

 

[jrwoltman]

John, that is truly breathtaking.