UPDATE: October 29, 2005 - Post Hurricane Wilma
UPDATE: October 29, 2005 - Post Hurricane Wilma
Hello all,
Sorry it has taken me so long to respond to your questions, but we just got power back a couple hours ago after being without for almost 6 days. Over 600,000 (yes, that's six hundred thousand) people down here are still without electricity as of right now, so I consider myself extremely lucky.
Anyways, here's some responses I know you've been waiting for:
vest0830 said:
Been a few days. How was the hurricane? Did everything make it?
BTW, after reading through your set-up for the past countless days, I have decided to build a 20g long tank and ditch the 5gal I have. I will pretty much copy what you have built. I cant do it until after Christmas, but its in the planning.
The hurricane sucked big time, but I'm incredibly happy to report that EVERYTHING made it through unscathed. All fish, corals, and inverts are alive and well thanks to a couple battery-powered airstones. Those things are without a doubt livesavers. :thumbsup:
Very glad to hear you're setting up a 20L. You'll be much happier with that then your current 5g setup. Just remember to go slowly and ask for lots of advice along the way and you'll be just fine

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Cluckr7 said:
K9, if you don't mind me asking, but how much were those rics? I really want a ric colony but I'm too cheap to shell out what people want for them.
I got my ricordea from a place down here called Reef's Edge. I paid $10 per polyp for them, which may seem expensive (esp. for the plain green rics), but they are really good quality corals and I was happy to support a nice local business.
pimp2daizzo said:
K9, i dont know if you know this, but can i put a little baby clam under 86 watts of pc?
If you're talking about a
Tridacna species, I think you could get away with it if you kept the clam within a foot of the lights. Remember though, water quality and flow also come into play with clams. I'm not guaranteeing anything though, so attempt at your own risk

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It's nice to be back after the storm, and thanks to those who were concerned with my tank's well-being.
-Ted