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Charlie97L · 10-19-2006, 04:55 PM

I'm just starting to think about it... the only definite "plan" I have as of this moment is to have a few upper level sand beds for LPS and clams, to give me more real estate. A bowl of rock, so to speak, with sand in it.

Sheltered areas are a great idea though, and I'm definitely taking it into consideration... however, it would almost be "cheating" in my mind.

I definitely have these 3 concepts in my head. Softie movement, I love the swaying... SPS have the best colors, I think and LPS have the most interesting character... with the sweeper tentacles, and some being mobile, I find them fascinating, and the most proactive of the coral families.

10-19-2006, 04:55 PM	#3 (permalink)
Charlie97L Reef Lobster Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: North Bethesda, MD Posts: 1,288 View Gallery Karma Komment	*Re: Can one have a truly mixed* coral reef tank?** I'm just starting to think about it... the only definite "plan" I have as of this moment is to have a few upper level sand beds for LPS and clams, to give me more real estate. A bowl of rock, so to speak, with sand in it. Sheltered areas are a great idea though, and I'm definitely taking it into consideration... however, it would almost be "cheating" in my mind. I definitely have these 3 concepts in my head. Softie movement, I love the swaying... SPS have the best colors, I think and LPS have the most interesting character... with the sweeper tentacles, and some being mobile, I find them fascinating, and the most proactive of the coral families. __________________ 40 Breeder, 20H Frag Aquactinics T5s, CPR Fuge, Deltec AP600, AC Jr, WavySea