Mike Attewell's Tank in Fargo
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James,
I would consider my tanks not as nice as the ones I saw over the weekend.
I will put a couple shots of the entire tank up. I got the moon brain about that size, it has grown a bit. Ive had it for about a year. I got it for a great price because it was bleached badly when I got it. Soon after I got it, it got brown slime disease. I treated it with a couple iodine dips and the brown slime went away.... Unfortunately it took out about six polyps in the center, which have now healed over. I would consider that coral one of my favorites because I nursed it back from certain death. It is now one of the nicest corals in my tank.
The anemone you see is a long tentacle. Occasionally my domino damsel hosts in it when he feels threatened. For domino's, that is natural because they often host in anemones when they are juveniles. It takes up quite a bit of room. I will eventually need a bigger tank for it since it will get to about 1.5 feet across. It used to sit in the corner of my tank and take up about a third of the room. Ever since the move, it has stayed in the back and peeked up during the photo period. It seems to be happy where it is so I don't want to move it. I feed it some raw shrimp once a week.
I would consider my tanks not as nice as the ones I saw over the weekend.
I will put a couple shots of the entire tank up. I got the moon brain about that size, it has grown a bit. Ive had it for about a year. I got it for a great price because it was bleached badly when I got it. Soon after I got it, it got brown slime disease. I treated it with a couple iodine dips and the brown slime went away.... Unfortunately it took out about six polyps in the center, which have now healed over. I would consider that coral one of my favorites because I nursed it back from certain death. It is now one of the nicest corals in my tank.The anemone you see is a long tentacle. Occasionally my domino damsel hosts in it when he feels threatened. For domino's, that is natural because they often host in anemones when they are juveniles. It takes up quite a bit of room. I will eventually need a bigger tank for it since it will get to about 1.5 feet across. It used to sit in the corner of my tank and take up about a third of the room. Ever since the move, it has stayed in the back and peeked up during the photo period. It seems to be happy where it is so I don't want to move it. I feed it some raw shrimp once a week.
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