Matt G said:
whats next on the table? now you have mastered sps. nps? :D
I love NPS and there is 8 Balinos, 2 dendos and a tubsatrea already in there.
I would love to give a dedicated NPS system a go but the problem support just isnt here in Australia. Its taken me a little over a year and a half to pick up the balinos and dendros and even that has involved begging the collectors. Unless I did a tank full of tubastrea I would never even get this nano looking stocked. Most of the better species are collected from far north qld in areas where the sea is too rough so the collectors just dont go there I can probably get a rizo and a tube nem but both seem too agressive and likely to eat my little fish.
We also dont have any products like rotifeast, oysterfeast etc and while there was plans for Nam to bring in Fauna Marin it hasnt made it to the Australian market place so things like the gorgianans, sea squirts, dendronephthya, cirrhipathes spiralis, scleronephthya, guaiagorgia and terrazoanthus are just to hard to keep even if I could get them as we only really have golden pearls and cyclopese to try and remotely sustain them.
But to answer you question, i dont know I think its probably time to stop taking on challanges and just go back to what i like and what looks good. I think a substate needs to come back, more wavey corals and dare i say it even some fubber (which apart from xenia and the hitch hiking toad ive never done), more fish! the pair of grammas and bangai look a little loney. I think a mini school of chromis and anthias would look cool, Ive put in a request for half a dozen sexy shimp maybe a blood. I dunno im pretty open at this stage but I think a change is on the cards and there will be some nice acros offered for swap