120g SPS -a-Palooza
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Man, that could be red, yellow, blue, all colors.
Really happy with what is turning into has a cream colored body red coralites and polyps with blue/ purple tips
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Added 6 new dispar anthias last night all eating mysis now just need them to eat pellets like the rest of the anthias.
Added 6 new dispar anthias last night all eating mysis now just need them to eat pellets like the rest of the anthias.
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Green slimmer doing green slimmer things
This is what it looked like in December
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Man I'm loving how dense your fish stock is. Really elevates the tank to another level. You've personally actually changed my mind on fish stocking and have motivated me to really increase my fish load in my own tank (within reason of course). I had previously really been on the conservative stocking is best team but my mind is changed.
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Red planet from December -August has been accidentally fragged a few times
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Amazing how fast she grew in a year
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That's Matt growth has really takin off the last month or so great to see the tank finally filling in.
If you think the Angels are ballsy wait till I get a pic of the new guy that just went in [emoji6]
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These are the best pics I could get
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Thanks hope he works out no aggression so far from him everyone else stays out of his way just the PBT checks him out every now and again.
Yup was being hand feed at the LFS even lets you pet him like a puppy. Only other fish I had to do that is my huma huma trigger.
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Beauty!
I once bought a harlequin tusk when it was one inch long. Juvenile colors and somdamn cute. I grew it in my reef until it was about 3 inches and then it started eating my peppermints. I had to remove him.
He never bothered another fish in the tank..
He went to a buddy's 300 gallon and it is now 7 inches and doing great.
They really are beautiful fish.
Yours looks a bit thin.. I hope you can fatten him up.
I once bought a harlequin tusk when it was one inch long. Juvenile colors and somdamn cute. I grew it in my reef until it was about 3 inches and then it started eating my peppermints. I had to remove him.
He never bothered another fish in the tank..
He went to a buddy's 300 gallon and it is now 7 inches and doing great.
They really are beautiful fish.
Yours looks a bit thin.. I hope you can fatten him up.
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Beauty!
I once bought a harlequin tusk when it was one inch long. Juvenile colors and somdamn cute. I grew it in my reef until it was about 3 inches and then it started eating my peppermints. I had to remove him.
He never bothered another fish in the tank..
He went to a buddy's 300 gallon and it is now 7 inches and doing great.
They really are beautiful fish.
Yours looks a bit thin.. I hope you can fatten him up.
Have been wanting a Tusk forever have been trying to find a juvenile for awhile. This is the first one I found locally that was eating he's about 4" now and eating everything I throw in the tank should be obese like the rest of me fish soon.
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Got a hold of the clubs par meter and found some interesting results.
Main display lighting 8x54w ATI dimmable both channels at 100% hung 7" from the surface. All Giesemann bulbs about 3 months old.
Actinic blue
Actinic blue
Super actinic
Aqua blue azure
Super purple
Actinic blue
Aqua blue azure
Actinic blue
Par#'s
Just below the surface 475-500
At the sand bed 90-150
All the Acros are getting 200-300
Overall very even par which is expected with t5 but thought par would have been a bit higher on the Acros. On the other hand my rock work is a bit low most the corals are mounted 12" or more from the surface
Also took readings on the frag tank. Have 2 of the 165w black box LEDs
Lights are hung 10" off the water. Blue channel at 100" white/red/green channel at 30% par ranges from 50-200.
Main display lighting 8x54w ATI dimmable both channels at 100% hung 7" from the surface. All Giesemann bulbs about 3 months old.
Actinic blue
Actinic blue
Super actinic
Aqua blue azure
Super purple
Actinic blue
Aqua blue azure
Actinic blue
Par#'s
Just below the surface 475-500
At the sand bed 90-150
All the Acros are getting 200-300
Overall very even par which is expected with t5 but thought par would have been a bit higher on the Acros. On the other hand my rock work is a bit low most the corals are mounted 12" or more from the surface
Also took readings on the frag tank. Have 2 of the 165w black box LEDs
Lights are hung 10" off the water. Blue channel at 100" white/red/green channel at 30% par ranges from 50-200.
