P0st your tank pics!

[myreef]

That's right, let's get this forum started off with a good old fashioned picture posting! Also, state the size of your tank and system!

Tank dimensions: 80x30x28 290 gallons
Sump 115 gallons
refugium 45 gallons

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[jessezm]

My nano a few months ago...
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[jessezm]

Dang it! I'll try again later...

 

[jessezm]

One more try...
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[jessezm]

And this is today--just fixed my camera!
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[sammy33]

15g Nano Reef - This is from a few months ago. I need to take some new pics I guess.
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[phscales]

Coming up on 2 years old for this 120..
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[phscales]

My 7 gallon that has been in a 'natural' state for a few years
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[wildemon]

I like the way phscales rockwork flows into the sandbed, very natural transition.

 

[fishwhisperer]

jessezm: Nice tank! I love the way you can view the refugium in your cabinet like that. Who made the cabinet?
Sally

 

[jimbeau]

My Reef
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[myreef]

Looking good Jim.... very nice tanks out there....

 

[jimbeau]

Thanks Andy

 

[sshindell]

Outstanding tanks guys.

Steve

 

[phantom phish]

OK, let me give this a try.

This is my 4 foot 105 gallon tank. Picture is about a year old now. I will soon be taking this tank down, and splitting the livestock between this tank and a new tank I'm puting together.

Everythings gotten a lot bigger. The green bali slimer, that's on the top center-left, is about 4" in that picture. It's almost to the surface of the water now.
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[sshindell]

Nice clam in front -- is that a Derasa?

Steve

 

[phantom phish]

That seemed to work OK, let me try a couple of others...

This Sarcophyton was originally from Rick O, I got it through Marine Fish. It's now the size of a large dinner plate.

The brown M. digitata in the bottom left corner is a frag of a frag I got from Curtis/ Wasasbi.
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[phantom phish]

If your talking about this one...

It's a T. squamosa (from Marine Fish).

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[sshindell]

No -- the one all the way to the left in the first pic.

Steve

 

[phantom phish]

Let's try this picture of the left most clam...

It's a T. squamosa.
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