Coral Placement -Lighting, flow, Spacing., Peninsula 

Every time I see your tank it makes me grin like a kid on Christmas morning. Absolutely beautiful, friend.

The growth of your corals looks great. The coloration is equally as good Deven! Tank looks amazing..

Nice! Thanks for showing what they look like grown out.

U really are the man bro ! I’ve watched this tank from the very beginning and yea it’s really great ! Great job & thank u !

Great update! Tank looks amazing. 👌🏻

Stunning, something to strive for

Tank is really looking great Deven! I love the red branching acro opposite the hammers - very dramatic.

Looking amazing!

Great Video! And can I say, I'm jealous of that blue Tort color! Mine is a bit brown still. I'm raising my par weekly, looking for that nice color.

Good video and great topic. I'd say coral placement is the single most complicated topic in the entire hobby, given so little good information is available on it. And what we usually lack, is knowledge on the specific coral species growth form. Take just Acropora: If I say hyacinthus, tortuosa, millepora, yungi, efflorescens, & valida... All of those are very common Acro species in the hobby. But how many can quickly describe the growth form of each? It's that insight which most describes where they should be placed. Then it gets way more complicated when we bring in other coral families. Montipora, Goniopora, Seriatopora... It just goes, and goes as a pit of unknowns for new reefers.

Thanks for the video!

I want a piece of that blue stag to lol

This looks beautiful. About how much space do you have between the side glass panels and the original rock? I am considering setting up flow with two lower powered powerheads placed like you have your mp60s here for my 3 ft peninsula tank.

Great video, saw you on Marc's live video Saturday and thought I would check out your videos too

Amazing

Tank looks great. What camera/filter are you using to record the tank?

Awesome. Your reef’s looking so great Dev!

My pink gorgonian from Biota likes a ton of flow and grows significantly faster with strong flow. Better color under high light too. Survives in lower flow though…

You can 3d print a 3 inch strip, that wraps around your overflow to clip or lightly glue whenever the rainbow grows on it heavily remove it , throw on another, then you can break the old one up into frags

I also have a peninsula tank and I struggle with finding the right balance of flow and not enough flow to keep the sand detris free. I have a lps tank so the dfkow can’t be to heavy. I noticed in your tank the sand is a bit dirty in spots, do you also have an issue with flow over the sand bed not being enough?

I wish was a way to measure flow 😔, I don't know how much flow is enough flow.

I just want to know how high are you running your pH

Can I buy some of those blue zoas

awesome tank how long has it been since you started this up?

What are your parameters in your tank?

Looks like u lowered your light rack since the lighting change.

are those 3d printed light blocks to help room spill? just added 6 XR30 G6, Wifey not happy at the light spill at 8" above tank. Not a penninsula like your tank, but an Island tank. Should I lower or block room spill ? If those are light spill shades, are they something I could purchase from you

I got one question to ask you it's about SPS corals say your tank is running perfect all the chemistry is right on target have you ever got corals from a friend and no matter how perfect is your tank is and all your corals are doing fine but the ones you get from your friend keep dying what do you think could be the issue but you can get corals from anybody else and they'll do just fine only his are dying in your tank and yet his tank is perfect too these are not bad or sick out of this tank

I must be the only person who doesn't like Zoa's.