300g Starphire Room Divider
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Psyire
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Your tank is looking awesome! I don't think it's overstocked, but it is nicely stocked.
People don't seem to say that a tank is overstocked when it's full right to the brim with SPS, however a few big fish and all h*ll breaks loose!
I hope they continue to get along fine... I sure wouldn't want the job of trying to remove any of them.
People don't seem to say that a tank is overstocked when it's full right to the brim with SPS, however a few big fish and all h*ll breaks loose!
I hope they continue to get along fine... I sure wouldn't want the job of trying to remove any of them.
hdtvguy
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I added a large Anemone to the tank. I was hoping my clown would host in it......Well after 10mins from putting it in the tank my perc was in heaven. I added it to my tank about 2 weeks ago he is loving the flow in the tank! He has moved a bit around the rock but stays right at the top close to one of my MH lights and close to a output from my 4-way. I have feed him once with a silverslide soaked in Selcon and he digested it in a day or two. My perc does not let my larger maroon clown come even close to it chases him away. Very funny to watch. I have moved my 4 actinic VHO URI bulbs closer to the water surface for better light penetration. They are about 3-4" above the water surface they made a big difference in the color of the tank compared to when I had them mounted 15-17" above. My MH were washing them out. I'm hoping to start on the framing of the tank to build it into the wall next week.
charlesjordanjr
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Just read through all the pages! (apparently, some other posters on the last couple of pages haven't
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You tank looks great!! I am really impressed. The clown trigger looks awesome! I have seen quite a few long term reef tanks with clown triggers in them. I have considered it myself, but my tank is too small. As you have proven, if you feed your fish correctly, they will be much less likely to cause problems. Thanks for the great thread!
It is very uncool of you to have success with this dangerous combination of fish and corals. I don't know how you live with yourself by being a bad example and having success in this hobby. To quote another: "
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I am going to give you some researched information. Once your fish turn exactly 3.5 years old, they will turn on you and decide to destroy your aquarium. First, they will eat the shrimp and corals then turn on eachother and eat eachother. The fish that can eat the fastest will be the ones to survive. They will form a fish gang known to police and marine biologists as Hell's Angels...And Trigger (HA...AT). HA...AT will immediately go to work devouring the epoxy and chewing their way through the glass. I would go on with what they do next to the cat and the dog, but it is just to much for me to bear. Just remember, HA...AT is considered finned and dangerous.:worried2: :worried2: :worried2:
-Chuck
)You tank looks great!! I am really impressed. The clown trigger looks awesome! I have seen quite a few long term reef tanks with clown triggers in them. I have considered it myself, but my tank is too small. As you have proven, if you feed your fish correctly, they will be much less likely to cause problems. Thanks for the great thread!
It is very uncool of you to have success with this dangerous combination of fish and corals. I don't know how you live with yourself by being a bad example and having success in this hobby. To quote another: "
I am going to give you some researched information. Once your fish turn exactly 3.5 years old, they will turn on you and decide to destroy your aquarium. First, they will eat the shrimp and corals then turn on eachother and eat eachother. The fish that can eat the fastest will be the ones to survive. They will form a fish gang known to police and marine biologists as Hell's Angels...And Trigger (HA...AT). HA...AT will immediately go to work devouring the epoxy and chewing their way through the glass. I would go on with what they do next to the cat and the dog, but it is just to much for me to bear. Just remember, HA...AT is considered finned and dangerous.:worried2: :worried2: :worried2:
-Chuck
Knyght
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Looks better and better everytime I see it. :thumbsup:
I really like that last shot.
Are you starting your woodwork above the system? I see the lighting blockers are off.
I got your TV beat now tho LOL....
Just picked up my Black 62" Mitsu last night.
Now I have to wait for my HD reciever to come in Saturday.
S-video is nice, just not HD.
:beachbum:
I really like that last shot.
Are you starting your woodwork above the system? I see the lighting blockers are off.
I got your TV beat now tho LOL....
Just picked up my Black 62" Mitsu last night.
Now I have to wait for my HD reciever to come in Saturday.
S-video is nice, just not HD.
:beachbum:
Knyght
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That`s good news to hear. Can`t wait to see the pics of the wood. I know it will be top-notch.
My little sis got a Sony Grand wega....we spent the week there last summer and I didn`t want to come home to my 11yr 50" Mitsu
It`s funny that my new one is HD ready & integrated but DirectTV doesn`t have Cablecard technology yet LOL...
Do you use the Windows Media Center?
:beachbum:
My little sis got a Sony Grand wega....we spent the week there last summer and I didn`t want to come home to my 11yr 50" Mitsu
It`s funny that my new one is HD ready & integrated but DirectTV doesn`t have Cablecard technology yet LOL...
Do you use the Windows Media Center?
:beachbum:
hdtvguy
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6467388#post6467388 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Knyght
That`s good news to hear. Can`t wait to see the pics of the wood. I know it will be top-notch.
My little sis got a Sony Grand wega....we spent the week there last summer and I didn`t want to come home to my 11yr 50" Mitsu
It`s funny that my new one is HD ready & integrated but DirectTV doesn`t have Cablecard technology yet LOL...
Do you use the Windows Media Center?
:beachbum:
Actually it's not going to be wood. I'm framing it in then going to drywall the stand and the sides paint to match the walls. I hope to do the doors on top so it looks like there are none . Yep that is a nice t.v. I bought mine 4 years ago before the big hd market explosion. Sony Grand Wega XBR Sony's flagship T.V. It ran me $10,000 in 2001-02. Yes I have WMC on my computer.
matty0h_52
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I love the tank, but i would love to see some pics of your filtration setup if you have any. thx
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