Here's how I spent my day
 

My 175g is now sporting a new look :mrgreen:

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...june18_001.jpg

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...june18_002.jpg

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...june18_006.jpg

Looks great, they should be breaking the surface in what..... 2 weeks??? :D

Beautiful!
:biggrin:

I like the new look! Very nice! :cool:

Very nice! I really like how you spaced out your colonies...they are coming together very nicely!

BTW: Does your regal angel nip at the SPS? Is it a yellow belly (Red Sea) regal? I Love that fish :)

Yes it's a red sea regal and yes she nips...just about everything :twised: . If you want to see polyp extension on my acros you need a flashlight because they only come out at night :lol:.

Actually the corals that I have in the tank tolerate nipping very well so Im not planning on trying to catch the regal anytime in the near future. She is such a beautiful fish :biggrin:

Very nice looking tank Marie.:smile:

I think I'm happy with it now.

I hope I remembered to tell Anthony he can stop trying to find me anymore liverock :razz: .

BTW Thanks Anthony :lol:

Looks good. Glad you liked all that LR. Can't wait to see progress pics later for the new corals & frags from this weekend.

Thanks for the corals I got too:biggrin: Irene loves the new SPS mountain that replaced the softies one. I'll post a pic soon.

Anthony

High Five!!!! I like. :biggrin:

That looks great Marie.

What else are you keeping for livestock in there?

Lookin good Marie. I love the corals on the overflow. :cool: I'll have to try that as its the only place I have any room left :razz:

Very sharp - like the aquascaping design. Unique and lots of swimming space.

Question though - why leave coraline on the overflows?

She doesn't "leave" coraline on her overflow. She just can't keep up with scraping it off, it grows so fast:surprise:

Lets just say I've given up on the overflows because I have a hard enough time keeping the front glass clear :lol:
I do try to keep the spaces where the water flows through, open though