Congrats on hitting the big deuce man! Maybe I'm not recognizing a pipe organ when I see it in the LFS but I'd love to have one myself. Impressive colony.

Thanks Bud.

I remember my "FOWLR" tank back then ended up being full of corals as well. It was one of my favourite tanks cause it was full of aggressive fish and a huge eel that you typically wouldn't see in a "reef" tank. Love all your large corals and the pink pocci. Any chance for a Full Tank Shot?

FTS

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right side
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left side
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that is one impressive organ there Lance:mrgreen:

I have to agree, that things huge! :biggrin:

At least it doesn't have blue nuts like Brett's

Careful about how you handle them because they're delicate and can turn a little black as well. Not even actinics will make those look good again.

Thanks for the FTS. Love it :)

R.I.P. Toro

I lost Toro the Lawnmower Blenny today. He had started to get a little thin and as you know LM Blennies should be roly poly. Since the hair algae disappeared I have been trying to get him to eat nori, pellets, mysis, etc., even tried romaine lettuce, broccoli and dandelion greens. He wouldn't touch it, so I got a good size chunk of HA from the LFS and was growing it in the QT tank. Everday I harvested some and put it in the DT for him. He put some weight back on and was looking good, until this morning. Maybe he was just old? I had him for two years and he was full grown when I got him, so I have no idea how old he really was. I'll miss that little guy. He was one of my favourites. :sad:

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