Hard to Explain

[alton]

We (me included) spend thousands of dollars to grow SPS with amazing lights and filters with fuges, reactors, Skimmers, and many other things and yet sometimes the simplest systems do a pretty good job. The following picture is an SPS coral that I had in my 40 long that was brown under T5HO lamps. When I had to move some of my Brains and Acans from my 300g because of my angels I placed this guy in my 40 Gallon Breeder that I use as a QT tank for my angels before going into the 300. Filter is a pond foam filter and a power head, lighting is a Marineland Reef Capable LED light. The yellow flash is a Rock Beauty that I received fron KP Aquatics from Florida that is doing very well, along with a cherub. (Sorry about the dirty glass and bad picture)

[Europhyllia]

ssive. See even crummy LEDs like Marineland can grow corals (and coralline and clams and and and)

[CoryDude]

Nice colors on the acro Alton. Gotta love the cherub. One of my favorite and best reef suited angels in my opinion.

[Bill S]

Rock Beauties are my favorite angels. IF you can get them to eat, they are great tank mates (they eat only sponges in the wild).

[alton]

Kara at KP Aquatics told me they can only collect the size as shown. This guy eats like a pig, and I think like all fish the smaller the better because they are still open to different foods. The Cherub set me back a whapping $14 and is suppose to be one of the most reef safe of all angels?.