Little Sardine's 120g Peninsula Mixed Reef (Mostly SPS)

[X-37B]

Awesome tank!. My 120 is 3 months old and growing. Couple of years to grow in. I like your low rock work with plenty of space for corals to grow.
Only regret for me is I wish I would have done a peninsula like you with my corner overflow. So much more room for corals.

 

[aabjones888]

Update? Lol

 

[little_sardines]

Awesome tank!. My 120 is 3 months old and growing. Couple of years to grow in. I like your low rock work with plenty of space for corals to grow.
Only regret for me is I wish I would have done a peninsula like you with my corner overflow. So much more room for corals.

Haha, i don't know if i could go back to a regular tank after having a peninsula!

 

[little_sardines]

Update? Lol

Your comment inspired me to take pictures again, so here's your update! haha

Red Polyp Blue Rando

Pinky the Bear:

Red Wing Milli:

Sexy Corals Orange Passion and Aussie Rando

Random Acro from ReefKoi

And lastly some wide angle shots:

 

[Wrangy]

Stunning tank mate!! I'm definitely following along

 

[aabjones888]

Your comment inspired me to take pictures again, so here's your update! haha

Red Polyp Blue Rando

Pinky the Bear:

Red Wing Milli:

Sexy Corals Orange Passion and Aussie Rando

Random Acro from ReefKoi

And lastly some wide angle shots:

Awesome pics, looks like everything’s growing great for ya. What’s the most challenging thing for u in your mixed reef?

 

[little_sardines]

Awesome pics, looks like everything’s growing great for ya. What’s the most challenging thing for u in your mixed reef?

Thanks!
Honestly the hardest thing for me is keeping good flow, I have a couple spots up top that would get great light and be perfect for some coral except that I can't get flow to be good enough. I've always struggled to keep good flow in my peninsula tank because I only have pumps on one side.
Also I have zoa eating asterinas which suck. I'm thinking about trying a harlequin shrimp, but I have a coris wrasse so a shrimp might not make it.

 

[aabjones888]

Thanks!
Honestly the hardest thing for me is keeping good flow, I have a couple spots up top that would get great light and be perfect for some coral except that I can't get flow to be good enough. I've always struggled to keep good flow in my peninsula tank because I only have pumps on one side.
Also I have zoa eating asterinas which suck. I'm thinking about trying a harlequin shrimp, but I have a coris wrasse so a shrimp might not make it.

Yes I always question my flow, I have done the harlequin shrimp before to take care of the zoa eating starfish before and they worked like a charm, plus it was cool to see them in action.