One of my toadstool coral frags. This little guy has been sitting in my frag tank for months now and I decided to move it out to one of my mixed jewel tanks

Another gem I picked up at the frag swap- sunset montipora. I have always enjoyed keeping montipora. They are easy to keep, fast growing, and colorful. But I have never kept one as colorful asFind More->

Snow flake onyx purchase from the swap. These captive bred clowns are stunning with slectively bred in spots and neon blue shades! Normally retail for $60 or above, got the pair for $50!

Frag swaps is the best way to find new tank mambers- everyting is tank bred/raised/propagated so no impact to natural reef at all, also they are used to captive condition so super hardy. Today’s purchaseFind More->

New member of the family- a small blue spotted coral banded shrimp

When it comes to clams, none exceeds the beauty of maxima, and Tahitian Maxima is the crown jewel of all clams! Check out these 5″ neon-metallic-turqoise maximas

My branching hammer coral under the LED light. Grew grom two heads to eleven in about four months

My Acan Lord coral under Aquaillumination’s LED light

I have always wanted to try a reflection shot of my tabk once the coral growth has adequate coverage. 

First of all, change of plan. I decided seahorses are just way too much maintenance and work that I am not quite ready yet. So I am going to take time and put together aFind More->