Coral Propagation...to the max!

[hansmatt]

Came across this link...quite impressive. Never seen this many frags before...and this is a HOBBY tank, not commercial endeavor...WOW
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...readid=1215102

[carym]

Yeah that is impressive...

[Kyuss]

wow!

just a hobby...... He must not be married or have kids.

[Kyuss]

or..... maybe he makes the kids help with maintenance?

Victor!!! Elsa!!! Time to put those little digits to work, here are your fragging tools, After that I need a 80 gallon water change done. And then I need your little hands to clean out the skimmer, don't breathe through you noses.

My kids would hate me

[Jrmass]

I could do that if... if... if... *as the harp starts playing and he begins to daydream*

"if I had a million dollars... if I had a million dollars..."

Jason

p.s. I read the first 7 pages and he does post some additional pictures but, it's of the tank again... I'm going to keep reading to see how he mounts the "one polyp" on his argonite plugs...

[PinkNanoReef]

Holy **** thats awesome!!!

[Neuticle]

On t5's too,

[Loverotties]

OMG!WOW! that is some frags and Reef!

[Sndwave80]

That is an awsome set-up!

[tangmang23]

i like how he used those plastic rose cups and filled them with sand. Thats a nice cheap method i suppose.

Another reason why i like T5s lol.

I wonder what he doesn't have in this system. I'm about as jealous as can be.

[firsthesitation]

I saw this a long time ago on RC, but still amazing to see again. Anybody realize his total water volume is about 1320 gallons?

[hansmatt]

not too much, considering he has some 2400 corals or more in that little space!
That coming from someone with a meaily 10% of that total volume