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Whoa how long have you had this setup? I amazed that those gorgs are still alive since they are the non-photosynthetic kind, and usually get covered in algae from a high-light tank such as yours and die.

I have my tank set up for 3 yrs. and have the orange / red tree gorgonian over a year. and the blue sea fan for 3 months. also a purple one for 1 year. and the yellow one i just got it 2 days ago. my tank has a good positive history of keeping gorgoian. they actually keep growing new polyps from the tip. so I have to frag them from time to time and glue them on live rock. never have algea problem. I feed them once a day. and do alittle water charge once a week. they're very happy with medium water flow, it's fun to watch them catch food.

One Words: Tightness

Congrats! That is one well-planned, stylish tank! A masterpiece.

Well all I can say is whawow!

Someone likes photoshop

I do know how to use illustrator for work, but don't know photoshop. these's are all real. you mean you never seen those corals before? I just got those yellow polyps gorgonian. last week from a lfs / new world in nyc. and they still have another one in there. someone in nyc might be can prove i'm not into photoshop

Dude where in NY aare you? you go on MR.com. I'd love to see your tank in person for the haters to chill and if you have a frag of the gorgonian whats up son, im from NJ

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what's Mr.com? I don't think it's a problem to frag a small part of the yellow gorgonian to you. in a few weeks. I'm looking for some tiny base rock to glue the frags now. but that thing doesn't do well with long travel. I when back to the lfs where I bought this. and the one they have was already have most of it's skin / polyps pill off. do you live close to the city? email me for information. edwardli18@hotmail.com

How big is your tank and what kind of lighting are you useing?

Wow man, nice...are those black sun polyps in the back there?

damn, thats nice.....very impressive.