Charlie Bit My Finger's IM Nuvo 24

[charlietruong]

Sooooo....it's been quite some time since I've had a tank (a little over 7 years). My last tank was in college...the days where we would eat cup noodle just to buy frags haha!*

My first love 24g Nanocube

Anyways as many would say the saltwater itch never really leaves a person. So here's my jump back into the water with the new IM Nuvo 24. So much sweetness, love this tank!



Equipment:

• Innovative Marine Nuvo 24 All-In-One-Aquarium
• Tunze 9002 Nano Skimmer w/InTank Cup
• Vortech MP10 Powerhead w/Pico MP10 Shield
• Hamilton Cayman Sun HQI MH w/Phoenix 14k bulb
• JBJ Nano-Glo LED Refugium Light
• Tunze Osmolator 3152
• InTank Custom Media & Fuge Basket
• Shoreline Marine LED Moonlight
• Chemi-Pure
• Purigen
• Cheato

Livestock:

• 3*Nassarius Snail
• 1 Fighting Conch
• 3 Cerith Snails
• 2 Sexy Shrimps
• 3 Blue/Green Chromis
• 1 Yellow Watchman Goby

Coral:

• Assorted Zoanthids
• White/Green Torch
• Green Star Polyps
• Jasmine Polyps
• Candy Cane
• Pavona (Lettuce/Cactus/Potato Chip)

Planned Equipment aka Unnecessary But Want:

• Apex Lite/Jr Controller
• Chiler

 

[charlietruong]

New Roommates!

FTS 09.06.13


A pair of Black Ice & Fancy Snowflake Clowns:

...I hope the Black Ice matures into some dark sweetness

Red Monti Caps:


The Home Office:


Question???
What are these jelly fish looking critters? I had them in my old tank waaayy back ago and they disappeared on its own but this time my front glass is covered in them. Tried googling them but no luck on finding an answer...hopefully someone here knows? Thanks!

 

[terrypercula]

I love the Innovative Marine tanks! Feel free to post your tank in my thread.

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2314768

The things on your glass are hydroids and as far as I know that particular kind can harm very small fish(by that I mean fish fry). As far as treatment you'll have to search around on here or Google it.

 

[Nina51]

very pretty tank. love the clowns!

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Nice, clean looking tank. Well done!

 

[KirbyBTF]

Those jelly looking things could very well be the larval stage of a feather duster, they look a lot like jellyfish and float around undulating and what not, and once they mature they attatch and build their lil tube. Beautiful tank by the way! Did that light come stock? How does it do with some of the more demanding corals?

 

[Dmoody]

Awesome I want a 24 now

 

[spoon671]

Update please.

 

[spoon671]

Sweet!