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Reefing is my middle name
I believe you got a good thing going on here. I think I am going to invest in dead corals so that encrusting montipora can cover them.
Anderson Family Reef - 1200 Gallon System
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I believe you got a good thing going on here. I think I am going to invest in dead corals so that encrusting montipora can cover them.
dca22anderson
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I believe you got a good thing going on here. I think I am going to invest in dead corals so that encrusting montipora can cover them.
Yea man! Good idea! :wavehand:
dca22anderson
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Anderson Family Reef - 1200 gallon July 31, 2013 Update
Anderson Family Reef - 1200 gallon July 31, 2013 Update
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Anderson Family Reef - 1200 gallon July 31, 2013 Update
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bucknellreefer
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I might just have to take you up on that!
Give me another month to see how the "test frags" do and I'll be ready for more!
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Reefing is my middle name
dca22anderson
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FTS July
FTS July
FTS July
dca22anderson
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This guy was in my filter sock today...
This guy was in my filter sock today...
Anyone know what this dude is?
This guy was in my filter sock today...
Anyone know what this dude is?
dca22anderson
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FTS July
FTS July
FTS July
dave.m
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Well, it's a flatworm (planarian) ...dca22anderson said:
Here are a couple of pages for more info on polyclads:
http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~bu6/flatintr.htm
http://www.angelfire.com/mi/sharkcage69/worm/flat.html
This one has been identified a few times in the past here on RC as being a predator of clams and snails. They are difficult to remove as they tend to tear apart and can then regenerate from the parts. Most people have found the only way to get rid of them is to remove all clams and snails and starve them out.
Any other good news I can bring you?
Dave.M
reeftanknewbie
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Amazing FTS. I see you have corals growing on the return line. Was that planned? I am curious as to why there.
theReefKing
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Wife is interested in the feeder ring. She asked me to make one, and I told her about your design. How many orders you got ahead of me? PM me the details so we can work it out.
Newbie Aquarist
Reefing is my middle name
That was luck on your side catching that worm. Hope there arent anymore in your tank. Do you even have a clam? Just went back and saw that you did have one.
dca22anderson
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Sounds good buddy!
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Thanks for checking out the tank!
dca22anderson
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Ahhhhhhhhhhh so comforting that it makes me
This tank relaxes me too! That's one of my favorite things about this hobby.
Funny thing is that my brother and I had a laugh at the fact that we enjoyed our tanks much more when we didn't have as much knowledge. We would just sit back and enjoy the fish swimming around in clean water. Now days I am always on the lookout for any signs of stress with any of the animals, looking for hints of algae, identifying what the next move is with the system...etc! :fun5:
Thank you! All things considered it is still relaxing and I love observing the radness. :thumbsup:
dca22anderson
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Dave...Thank you buddy! I do lose many snails a week but my harlequin tusk swims around with a guilty face all the time so I just thought it was him!
Good man with good news!! I'm glad I didn't toss him back in last night!!!
dca22anderson
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I planted them there and they do good except when I feed on that end of the tank. The big tangs have knocked them off a few times. I just glue them back up there. Next time I will just do some encrusting ones.
Cool I'll ping you buddy.
I have a large clam but for some reason he was unaffected by that bad boy! :beer:
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