Pictures Finally...

[bsinger]

Cool, I must have miss read those other threads, I will go back and read them again

[micki]

Yep you must have...   

[ohioreef]

Just need to keep in mind that just because it works for one person does not mean that it will work for someone else. There could other issues at work as well.

One needs to find what works for them and go with that!

[micki]

Absolutely agree!  That's what makes this hobby so great and at times mysterious.   

[bsinger]

Very true ohioreef, I guess to me happy animals **** **** *******

[slandis3]

True. There really is no set in stone method when it comes to reefkeeping

[micki]

Very true ohioreef, I guess to me happy animals **** **** *******

[bsinger]

Made a comment that was not good, so instead of starting trouble I edited it

[micki]

Ahhhh, good move.   

[rmstevensiii]

Another thought on the topic of flow and why some things work for 1 person and not for another is that the SPS in Micki's tank have prob become acclimated to the amount of flow she has, which would explain why she got less PE when she made a change.  If she added more random flow and observed for a period of months, she might see more PE instead of less.  Bsinger, your situation might be the same... you take away flow, and the impact appears to be negative.  I'm not sure if the initial negative change would be permanent or not. 

Just a thought...

[micki]

Might be right.  I.m seeing more since adding the hamiltons.  I also think I have a few nippers as well. 

[aquavista99]

Thanks for sharing pictures of your reef, Micki!!! Great job!!!! Maybe now other long time members of this club will also post pictures of their tanks as well. (hint, hint, hint).

[micki]

Thanks!

 We really need to be better about that.  At least I do.