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So I left reefing at the beginning of the LED boom and now folks are going back to T5's? Glad I still have Some VHO's so I can get on board with the next wave!

Thanks Paul! :encouragement: I forgot I wanted Xenia on the list!

Planned Fish List: 5 Yellow Tail Blue Damsels 1 Royal Gramma 2 Ocellaris 2 Bangaii Cardinals 2-3 Flasher Wrasses 1 Purple Tang And maybe 1 Naso because SWMBO wants one! ( I really don't want to get into bifg fish again!)

Thanks Ed! Here is my planned coral list so far: Toadstool - Done! Yellow Fiji Leather Green Nepthea Sinularia Anthellia Kenya Trees Green Star Polyps Some sort of colorful Cloves :very_drunk:

The swamp has been drained, cleaned and refilled with saltwater. Fresh bulbs, new powerheads and I will be adding rock AND SAND this week. I'll not be posting the boring empty tank picture but here are the overall specs. 180 Gallon tank with 100 Gallon Rubbermaid Stock Tank Sump plumbed in the...

Woodbridge, thanks for the offer!

Bumping this back up. My tank will be ready for first corals in about 3 weeks! :anyone :very_drunk:

two blue + two coral + two VHO Super Actinic - I will never let go!:very_drunk:

You are my idol!:very_drunk:

Aquatic Obsessions always has them.

+1 I prefer to support my LFS as much as possible. The good ones spend a lot of time educating and supporting us.

Cool! Who had the nepthea?

So anybody keeping toadstools, sinularia, etc?

Scarlet hermits, nassarius snails, emerald crabs, Caribbean cucumbers.

This is getting to be like the old ignore thread!

Roadtrip! I'll bring home Brew!

About what I expected, but surprised where it came from!:o

The Swamp This is what is giving way to my next reef.

A blast from my softie past circa 2006. Dance This time more room, more organized but back to soft corals! Hey JCurry, is the LTA still around? It would be about 16 years in our tanks by now.

I know where this thread will probably go:o But I'm interested in today's hot leathers. Do we have any reefers here with similar taste? Back in the day Nagel had the best soft corals.