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I am also agree with you.. Even planning again to start a reef tank. This time a three footer with proper lighting. But I dont want to start with live rock and searching some option.jack wrote: @ Partha start making a reef and i bet on you at the end of few months you would be mesmerised by the beauty of reef and will give up planted tank and you will be proud to call your self reefer
You can always start with dead rock and seed it using sand or LR from established tank.SCORPIO wrote:I am also agree with you.. Even planning again to start a reef tank. This time a three footer with proper lighting. But I dont want to start with live rock and searching some option.jack wrote: @ Partha start making a reef and i bet on you at the end of few months you would be mesmerised by the beauty of reef and will give up planted tank and you will be proud to call your self reefer
Exactly, who can understand better after seeing your tank live. May some day will make one. Recently getting some hints of that.jack wrote:Thank you very much for the detailed explanation... I agree the money spent is totally worth it... very nice tank and healthy corals .. where do u usually buy corals from ?
@ Partha start making a reef and i bet on you at the end of few months you would be mesmerised by the beauty of reef and will give up planted tank and you will be proud to call your self reefer
I got couple of them as frags from a fellow hobbyist, some from an LFS here in delhi..I've been dying to get myjack wrote:Thank you very much for the detailed explanation... I agree the money spent is totally worth it... very nice tank and healthy corals .. where do u usually buy corals from ?
on some sps frags or a cool looing zoa but they are hard to come by 
the hunt is still on 
No Idea why? It kept shrinking till it was too late. Growth in other corals have been significant.