That would be a fun thread: "Show us your most hideous temporary setup"!
I have many times seen "Show us your Ghetto setups" in the DIY section
That would be a fun thread: "Show us your most hideous temporary setup"!
Thanks, vlangel!
It's really not that big a deal. The tank will look pretty much the same as before. No big changes, really. More like several small changes that need to get done, and I need to take it down to do them. As I said, some things that bugged me have just been piling up, so I think this is the best way forward.
2018-01-26_06-07-16 by Dawn Gilson, on Flickr
Looking at your tank and subsea's inspired me to make some changes in the seahorse tank, (hopefully not to their detriment).
I loved the idea of a DSB area and I was tired of my tank looking so sterile. Hopefully I have achieved a good balance of natural and clean (as in pathogenic bacteria).
Thanks, vlangel!
It's really not that big a deal. The tank will look pretty much the same as before. No big changes, really. More like several small changes that need to get done, and I need to take it down to do them. As I said, some things that bugged me have just been piling up, so I think this is the best way forward.
I'll post the system changes shortly.
Curious, what is that blue thing?
This is such a clean looking tank! One thing I would add is something tall. It does look like the gorgonian(s) could serve that purpose if you let it get tall. Otherwise, some type of rock spire would really complete the aesthetic. Please know I'm not criticizing (this tank is beautiful), just thinking out loud as it were.
I too thought about your aquascaping, but I was distracted by the beauty of the individual rocks and some of your coral.
Do you have a thread? I'd like to pick your brain
It has the same appearance as a macro I got 3-4 years ago that I was told was red titan. It is a redder shade than the original which was more maroon. Also it grows in a plating fashion and it grows very fast. It makes a great macro for pod life.Nice. What is the red macro that is at top/right on the right side of tank.
Thank you Chasmodes! I would really like to see if there are FL or Caribbean blennies that are compatible with seahorses, ones that wont try to scrape algae off the ponies.I love the new look vlangel!
Thank you Chasmodes! I would really like to see if there are FL or Caribbean blennies that are compatible with seahorses, ones that wont try to scrape algae off the ponies.
Technically I'm not back. I'm out right now. I'll be back in couple days. I still have big plans for the plan. But I'm still planning. It's nice to get away and go blank for awhile before getting full nutcase...I'm getting excited to git after it!
Yep, sailfin blennies should work with seahorses. Since they are basically bottom feeders, they shouldn't interfere at feeding time. They're easily sexable too, with females lighter, males darker. They're not particularly showy, and easily blend in, so they may not appeal, depending on what you're looking for.