The Peninsula Tank is Reborn!

[@BryznsReef]

Excited to see the new peninsula grow out some great chunky frags to start it off

[@ellisbarton2261]

Having that vision in terms of color balancing and growth forms with Acropora is definitely a lost art in todays frag bouquet tanks. Refreshing to see systems like yours Keith. Im sure this reboot will develop very nicely. Looking forward to watching how the system grows out with the more refined placement based on the first rendition

[@ballejoreef4599]

U make growing sps seem so easy!

[@MikeyColon]

It's going to be interesting to see you long it's going to take to grow out.

[@mikerichardson7756]

I cant even imagine restarting such a beautiful tank. Looking forward to the new one!

[@reeferfish3001]

Awesome progress...I'm glad she's back. Keep us posted

[@Cgraseck]

Glad to see Acros back in that tank. Is that your "Life Rock" tank? lots of Volonia. Any plans to deal with that? Cheers, Chris

[@BIG-ES-]

Looks awesome Keith, super excited to see it grown out

[@andrewcharles5880]

How do you scrape the ones of the glass on the bottom?

[@dereks3207]

looking at the video, do you have a plan for bubble algae?

[@BIG-ES-]

Bubble algae don’t matter

[@TrevorHiller]

It’s hard to tell from the video, but your tank looks really light on clean up crew compared to mine. All those shots and hardly any clean up crew visible makes me think you don’t have enough. I can’t help but notice all the algae growth on the rocks. I think 5-6 pincushion urchins,a few dozen trochus snails along with a handful of emerald crabs to start would really work wonders on this tank and make your maintenance duties way easier. Just something to consider! The corals look great though and I can’t wait to see this one grown out again! If you decide to add some, I’d love to see a video of your selections!