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#1 Derek

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Location:North Central (Parkfield & Kramer)
Tank Size:185
Gender:Male

Posted 10 March 2010 - 07:58 PM

I went to Kona Grill for the first time last Friday. The first thing I saw was a big Blue Regal Tang. It was awesome. One of the things I noticed about their simulated reef tank (I saw simulated because they have fake coral) is that they have fish in there that are not reef safe. I will give them credit for having one of my favorite fish, a Dragon Wrasse.

What is everyone's opinion of fake coral?

Fish fish and more fish!

#2 GKarshens

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Tank Size:84g
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Posted 10 March 2010 - 08:35 PM

For a tank like that I think it is better than nothing. I would never put it in my tank though.

Gabriel

"As for this sea so great and wide, There there are moving things without number, Living creatures, small as well as great" Ps. 104:25

#3 Robb in Austin

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Location:290E/Harris Branch
Tank Size:58g

Posted 10 March 2010 - 09:00 PM

I'm with Gabriel.

#4 Chrispar

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Location:183 and Anderson Mill
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Posted 10 March 2010 - 09:25 PM

Yea, I wouldnt use them on anything in my home, But if it was at a place of business where my customers were #1 on my list and not the maintenance on my tanks the fake corals would be the way to go.

29 gallon tall
150 watt metal halide
bakpak skimmer
K1
40+ lbs LR
15 lbs CC