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Proteus · #1 10-20-2013, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by kien

Don't want you suing all of us with journals when you get popcorn lung

kien · #2 10-20-2013, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Proteus

Don't want you suing all of us with journals when you get popcorn lung

I only ever eat natural unflavoured popcorn. Plus, I never inhale.

Snappy · #3 10-20-2013, 06:19 PM

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Scythanith - Your prop tank is nicer than 90% of peoples regular tanks haahaa!

Thanks, it's extremely crowded. I had a recent battle both with AEFW & M E Nudis in that tank so the colors are really just starting to come back again, still got a ways to go on most of them. Good thing I have it as a stand alone system.

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Aquattro-
First thing I noticed was the better quality pics! Good job!

I haven't used that camera for a while but my dive camera case blew an o-ring so I just used my old camera with my old acrylic "top-down" box. I was playing with some settings and found "vivid" and liked it.

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thmh - Omg Greg.! I have to agree with Scott... Your "prop" tank is awesome!

~Tony

Thanks Tony.

[quote][Proteus - The pacific chaos is freakin saweet. /QUOTE]
Thanks, it is a fave of mine grown from an "insurance frag" from a Fiji order I got a few years back - it seems to be continually evolving & changing (in a state of chaos). Unfortunately the picture doesn't show the pink hue the polyps are getting. I lost the original colony many moons ago but I am glad I had insurance.

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kien

Thanks for tagging along Kien.

lastlight · #4 10-20-2013, 07:03 PM

Wow your coral looks amazing! Good luck with the rebuild and these are the bed pics you've taken.

Snappy · #5 10-23-2013, 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by lastlight

Wow your coral looks amazing! Good luck with the rebuild and these are the bed pics you've taken.

Thanks Brett.

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Rice Reef - Greg, thanks for sharing your rebuild. Tagging along as I don't want to miss this gorgeous reef mosaic of yours!

Thanks Wayne.

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Delphinus - Good luck with the rebuild! Looks like it will be pretty much instant-awesome once you get those beauties-in-waiting transfered over. Nice!

Thanks Tony - my problem is finding the time to do it all & the patience to wait for the new rock to cure.

Snappy · #6 10-23-2013, 04:47 AM

It's tough when you loose colonies but it's not as bad if you were able to snip an insurance frag before they kicked the bucket.
Below are a few insurance frags (some grown from 1/8" nubs & nursed along for what seems like forever) that are starting to make a nice come back that will be heading to the reef in the near future.
My long lost - Ultimate Prostrata

Tri-color Mille

Purple Polyp from Fiji

Sunset

Blue Polyp Mille

Blue tip Green Slimer

Purple Passion digitata

ashr · #7 11-08-2013, 02:09 AM

great looking corals!! I want! hhaha

Rice Reef · #8 10-21-2013, 05:38 AM

Greg, thanks for sharing your rebuild. Tagging along as I don't want to miss this gorgeous reef mosaic of yours!

reefwars · #9 10-24-2013, 01:40 PM

What's going to run this beauty behind the scenes for equipment?

So now with a fresh start do you think you'll change anything in the way of maintenance or routine?

Snappy · #10 10-25-2013, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by reefwars

What's going to run this beauty behind the scenes for equipment?

So now with a fresh start do you think you'll change anything in the way of maintenance or routine?

I will be recycling most of my existing equipment but may spice it up a bit but haven't decided on exactly what changes I will be making yet.
I will update things as they come up.