Pocillopora damicornis fragged on 8/11/07.

Loctite super glue control gel was used on the frags.

The benefit of using sun glass plugs is that they can easily be trimmed to fit in their new homes.

Frag of Montipora digitata fragged on 8/11/07.

Today fragged Montiporas and a Pollicipora. Frags were glued to small pieces of sun glass easily cut and drilled to individual frag. The sun glass was once a large ilter block rom a sump.

Yellow Tang zipping along over patch of Xenia.
(Reflections are often difficult to avoid with acrylic tanks).

Overall view of Reef A.

Reef A with Aragonite added today - after being throughly washed, A bag of Aragonite was also placed in the freshwater reservoir.

Reef B; Lighting has new ballast.. Gravel added today.

Reef B: Added some Carib Sea Aragonite gravel (1-2 mm). Feather duster in the center is from Reeftopia, Key West.

New sponge. Traded for some colonies of xenia at a LFS in south Portland area.

Reef B: unknown acro. grwing under PCs and back lit with a 65 W yard light.

This very small piece of life rock in Reef A has a feather duster, Xenia and Taro Tree coral colonies besides algaes.

Banggai Cardinal in Reef A.

Note the size of the Star Polyp colony - and the Xenia. The coral on the right is a Pocillopora damicornis. The mother colony is up higher and appears more bleached out.

Reef A:
The Yellow Tang does not seem to care for having its picture taking. Actually I think seeing the camera spooks it. It is swimming over an extensive bed of Pom Pon Xenia.