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1 movie from the Aquarium off Pieter from OHC Vlaardingen
Movies:
Part 1 : http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=A2pPFv9lP7k&fmt=18
Part 2: http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=6x951dH0lfg&fmt=18
Part 3: http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=mm8X4lx8zb8&fmt=18
Sorry the fils are in Dutch.
Gr Erik
Movies:
Part 1 : http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=A2pPFv9lP7k&fmt=18
Part 2: http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=6x951dH0lfg&fmt=18
Part 3: http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=mm8X4lx8zb8&fmt=18
Sorry the fils are in Dutch.
Gr Erik
Additional Tips
Additional Tips
Here's a video I found which provides a lot of useful tips, very comprehensive and easy to understand!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znTmyVeKunM
Additional Tips
Here's a video I found which provides a lot of useful tips, very comprehensive and easy to understand!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znTmyVeKunM
DLANDINO
D.L. Heritage Rings
My 10 month old reef
My 10 month old reef
This is my 10 month old reef.
http://s273.photobucket.com/albums/jj215/dlandino/?action=view¤t=MVI_0395.flv
My 10 month old reef
This is my 10 month old reef.
http://s273.photobucket.com/albums/jj215/dlandino/?action=view¤t=MVI_0395.flv
elegance coral
They call me EC
Here's one of my tanks.
http://www.sharkle.com/video/176277/
http://www.sharkle.com/video/176277/
what problem does the deep drain cause?
melev
Well-known member
No wonder I liked that tank. :thumbsup:
The drain being too far in the water may end up 'burping' as water tries to get out and can't quite overcome the submerged section. 1" underwater is enough to avoid any problems and still keeps the sound to a minimum.
I was wondering how big a HD file was. I'm still not using that technology quite yet, thus my questions.
The drain being too far in the water may end up 'burping' as water tries to get out and can't quite overcome the submerged section. 1" underwater is enough to avoid any problems and still keeps the sound to a minimum.
I was wondering how big a HD file was. I'm still not using that technology quite yet, thus my questions.
tangtang clown
New member
Shot with a digital camera:
macman7010
New member
Nice tank!
I would put the elegant on the sand bed. That is where the elegant is found in nature.. mostly on sand bed around macro algeas.
I have also an elegant coral and put it half way up in my tank and as it grew bigger (almost the size of an basketball in my case) it burnt itself under the MH (I have 250W also).
I would put the elegant on the sand bed. That is where the elegant is found in nature.. mostly on sand bed around macro algeas.
I have also an elegant coral and put it half way up in my tank and as it grew bigger (almost the size of an basketball in my case) it burnt itself under the MH (I have 250W also).
Aquabucket
Premium Member
Wow there are some awesome vids and tanks on here!
My vid is not the greatest in quality but for any of you who want to see a little bit of what a lower flow LPS tank looks like this will give you an idea:
My vid is not the greatest in quality but for any of you who want to see a little bit of what a lower flow LPS tank looks like this will give you an idea:
Aquabucket
Premium Member
Thanks Marc!
I updated the video to include my pipefish and a few more clips.
This version is much better I think:
I updated the video to include my pipefish and a few more clips.
This version is much better I think:
melev
Well-known member
I see that. I really like how the surface of your water is nice and clean, as well as the tank of course.
What is the second coral you display for a good duration in the beginning of the video? It looks like some type of daisy polyp, but then again it almost looks like macro algae.
The pipefish is adorable. How long have you had it? Do you target feed it anything?
What is the second coral you display for a good duration in the beginning of the video? It looks like some type of daisy polyp, but then again it almost looks like macro algae.
The pipefish is adorable. How long have you had it? Do you target feed it anything?
Aquabucket
Premium Member
That little surface skimmer does a good job.
The camera is a little blurry on that clip so its hard to tell its a pipe organ.
Here is a pic of it:
I've only had the pipefish for a little over a month. He has plenty of live pods to feed on for quite awhile but I am culturing more in a small tank for him. This way I'll know the tank is always stocked well enough. I will try to get him on prepared foods down the road but he is just too small right now.
The camera is a little blurry on that clip so its hard to tell its a pipe organ.
Here is a pic of it:
I've only had the pipefish for a little over a month. He has plenty of live pods to feed on for quite awhile but I am culturing more in a small tank for him. This way I'll know the tank is always stocked well enough. I will try to get him on prepared foods down the road but he is just too small right now.
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