Gyr
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Great. I hope to get threads started on the "Livestock for sale" and MARS forums here in a little bit. Check there and see if there is something that catchese your eye...
I'm married--I can't just keep buying bigger tanks.
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Great. I hope to get threads started on the "Livestock for sale" and MARS forums here in a little bit. Check there and see if there is something that catchese your eye...
psykobowler
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I'll check the mars forum for your sale. Btw, you could see my system with pics on the tank tour thread at the mars forum. You could see I have a lot of room for corals since my current system was setup recently.
I can really appreciate your post. For the past several months to a year, my interest in my tank was lost. I always wanted a tank full of SPS. I started with frags and grew them into large colonies. The flow was bad, and algae problems "bloomed". Recently, I tried to do some maintenance and ended up pulling out TONS of coral. I won't say how much cause I don't want to get flamed, but it was enough to give some reefers a stroke. Anyway, I upgraded my tunze pumps and my tank is much more open. I am happy with the reef again.
Acropolooza
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Gyr
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you've got a very nice system to be proud of man! but sometimes you just gotta do some clearcutting.
Well, I am really glad I started this thread. Thanks to the advice I got here, I have been able to sell quite a bit of the overgrowth in my tank with local sales, and it is really pretty easy. There are a few caps that are so overgrown in my tank, however, that I doubt I'd be able to sell it all and will probably wind up throwing some of those out, but hopefully that will be minimal.
Gyr
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Thanks for the compliment....Let's see, 1 yellow tang, (1 blue tang that was recently moved to HT due to a skin disease that is probable HLLE--If you want to see a helacious looking fish, visit that thread! http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2141005 ), 1 sand sifting goby, 1 lawnmower blenny, 1 percula clown and large rose BTA, 1 fire fish, 1melanaurus wrasse, all of which are large/mature size. I also have a pretty extensive clean up crew, which do clean up, but also create some waste of their own. I don't think the maxima clam would be contributing to the bioload...
I wasn't sure what was considered a 'heavy' bioload, so a few years ago I started a thread asking that question and that was the consensus, that my bioload was heavy. I don't think I have had many changes in livestock since then.
