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Awesome!!! Where are the acans from? Any name?

Very very nice!!! Those jawbreakers seem happy!

Great shot!!!

Welcome!!!

Looking good man!!!

Looks great!!!

Welcome Rikki!

Welcome to the club!

Could be a combination of a the things mentioned above. You see this happening more in the "mass produced" tanks. More tanks means less oversight and quality control. Another thing I believe may be a factor is the relatively "new" practice of heavy flow. Today's flow rates are much more than in...

That's odd. I find most are eager to help even if it means sending someone somewhere else. Where in south jersey are you?

The tank looks great Marcus!

Wow sunny. Hoping for the best

I live in Mays Landing also. Definitely not as many reefers down south as there are central and north.

Apears to be colonial tunicates. Usually harmless filter feeders.

Welcome!!!

Typically they will have similar needs and placement as favias. Low/moderate light along with low/moderate flow. The sandbed is where I would keep it in my tank or very close to it. You can try to feed it every once in a while with smaller foods like frozen mysis. Turn your pumps off and use a...

Looks more like a goniastrea than a favia to me. A very good looking one at that

Great growth and color!!

Or this thread Picture Of The Month Committee (POTM) While I agree members should have more of a say it just doesn't seem to happen when it's tried.

And I'll reiterate the point that if anyone wants to change something step up the the plate and run for a BOD position. This year we practically had to beg to fill the positions.