Let's see your FTS for February!!! Here's mine.
I just dropped a power head into the sand removing my smaller one for the 20L.... when it clears up I'll take one lol
looking pretty good
Can't figure out how to insert a image.
Okay Dread, waiting. ;-) thanks DJ Adam, they have a little picture frame on top, click it and they will have a pop-up, put URL from ya picture. When you reply to a blog you need a service like photo bucket. When you are the creator of the blog you can just upload a pic directly to RA. Hope I explained it good. ;-)
Thanks, Let's see if this works. http://www.flickr.com/photos/18765425@N00/5409580684/
Adam, your tank is beautiful! Nice selection of corals. ;-)
Finally I get to participate for real. Thanks for keeping this tradition going every month, Hat.
You're welcome Marc! ;-)
7.5g cube FTS for febuary
Nice little cube, Sam.
I like the different colors of your corals Sam. Very clean setup. ;-)
Thanks for the compliments!
Come on Reef Addicts, let's see your Full Tank Shot for February!!! ;-)
If anything, this thread makes me scrape off my glass once a month ... LOL
Hurry up and do so, then post a picture.
Ok I need to scrape some more LOL .... Oh well I'm talking the wife into a upgrade here real soon.
Looks good. I see you have a few dominant species in your reef tank.
Thanks ! Yeah, but they all get along very well. My coral beauty angel and my female maroon are the tank bullies.
Hey Agsansoo, your tank looks awesome! That Monti is beautiful too. I have been thinking about getting a coral beauty or a flame angel. Do you thing they would be good in my tank (one of them)? Would they eat my coral? Thanks for the info. I want that colors that they have in my tank. ;-)
Thanks Hat ! I have two angles in my tank. A coral beauty and a bicolor angel. The bicolor angel is my favorite fish. He's a little nipper though. Both of these fish don't harm my corals. They just nip every now and then. If you get an angelfish, make sure it's a very young/small one. Hopefully they will learn to eat what you feed them, and not on the coral around in the tank. At least that's what I've been told.