It's been a while since I posted pictures of my tank.  Here are a few.  Please note that I'm a terrible photographer and I'm using an antiquated camera (how's that for making excuses for bad photos ).

The tank is a 125 gallon All-Glass.

An overall view of my tank (notice the 20K on the left, 10K on right)

Left Side:

Right Side:

View looking lengthwise from the left:

Some more...

Acros:

Some more acros:

A couple anemones

One of Coreyk's frags:

Frogspawn and table acro:

Fungia (grown from a pup):

Leather and Connie's clam:

Pretty blue frilly mushrooms:

Ricordia (pay no mind to the cyano )

Tubapora:

Your tank is awsome Jon, You get fantastic growth in your acros. Are you getting the cyano in low flow areas? I ask because I have had an outbreak of cyano lately, in high and low flow areas.

Jon, quick I think you need to frag everything and give me the frags!  Your tank is in danger of being too crowded!

Looks really good though!

Thanks for the kind words everyone.

I think i like the 10K side better. Have you noticed a difference in growth between the two sides?

I've always been a big 10K fan.  The 20K has only been in there for about a month.  I just wanted to give the acros time to acclimate to the bulb and see if how they change color.  Jury's still out, but the 20K blue is growing on me...

Are you getting the cyano in low flow areas?

I get cyano whenever two acros grow together.  They end up killing each other at the interface and then it turns to cyano.  I also have a couple spots in the tank where it grows and I can't stop it (above picture).  They are kinda low flow areas.

Ok, here's the last of my pics...

One of a couple bunches of branching coraline in my tank:

A stylaster/distichopora?

This is a PINK snail for Suzy

And finally, I cleaned my skimmer

Time for a bigger tank.

That might be in the works.  If my wife get's her way we'll be moving and that means a 210 gallon tank for me!  But I'm seriously considering a mostly softy tank (xenia, sarcos and mushrooms).

There's nothing like the (non)   smell of a clean skimmer.

Plus it's unreal how well it works for the first few days after a good scrubbing.  I reallyl should clean it more often

Holy cow.

Your growth is KAH RAZY.  

You going to be moving nearer HQ - like Weber or Box Elder county?

I probably should be, but I think the "if my wife has her way" part will keep me in north utah county.  Right on, I want Sarcos the size of beachballs!  But I would love to have a tank that's wall to wall xenia.

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING... Jon your tank is looking great

Thanks again.

Any ideas how I can get rid of all the halimeda in my tank?

Who's selling cheap peppermints?  I've got an escalating aiptasia issue.

How do you keep your sand so white?

I don't know.  I've never vacuumed it and the only sand stirrer I have is a turd of a cucumber.  But that one cucumber keeps the top 1/4" of my sand bed turned over pretty good.  Oh, I do have a few nassarius snails too.

That is just crazy talk, getting rid of the halimeda!

Look close at those pictures... there's halimeda in almost every one of them!  I used to just pluck it out, but now my corals are in the way and I can't get to it as easily.  It overgrows sps and eventually steals all the light.  I've never seen any of my fish pick at it.  Is there anything that will eat this stuff? 

Oh and I have millions of small brittle stars (not the white ones, these are brown/tan with striped rings around the legs and are about the size of a quarter).  I pulled out a handful of halimeda over the weekend and there must have been 50 stars in it!  Very cool!  I want to keep the stars and ditch the algae .