nineball
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Great pics Peter cant wait to see more updates,and by he way the cheato is doing good in my sump..thanks again Rich
And mine continues to grow, and grow, and grow. You are welcome.
Peter
Great pics Peter cant wait to see more updates,and by he way the cheato is doing good in my sump..thanks again Rich
Been working through this ten pages at a time on my lunch breaks..fantastic is all that I can say. The commitment to best practice has really made me start to rethink my tank from the bottom up.
Its been said before but when your tank fills in its going to be unreal...and the arch with gorgonians is amazing.
Thanks for sharing
Peter,
WOW! Looking amazing. My favorite update yet. Looking forward to Mr Wilson's back office (Tank) follow-up update!
You are too kind. Thanks for the encouragement. You may recall that I was born in Adelaide..........and was forced to leave at the age of two months....against my will, I might add. Now I'm living in a wet, somewhat soggy, snowbank. Someone said its supposed to go down to -25C with the wind chill which I suspect is somewhat colder than where you are at the moment.
Peter
a Regal angel will definitely be more reef friendly than the Blueface , my Blue face would have decimated some of those corals in your aquarium, Glad he is behaving thus far!
Coming along nicely peter. I think a Regal Angelfish would look real nice in that big tank. Is the Blue Face giving you problems?
Do you get more enjoyment from the "small fish store" or the actual tank itself?
Advances in Coral Husbandry in Public Aquariums edited by Rob Leewis and Max Janse is very different compared to the "normal" reefkeeping books you might have on your shelves. According to their website:
"This book contains the peer-reviewed contributions of that symposium, thus giving a comprehensive overview of recent results and experiences with coral husbandry in public aquaria."