My Tanks.
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orthokardia
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what are the pendant lights on the bowfront?
Jennifier615
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Very very pretty.
Please excuse my mad typing skills while using my ANDROID tapatalk peeps!
Please excuse my mad typing skills while using my ANDROID tapatalk peeps!
Pickupman66
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that bowfront is Super nice.. my Wife would kill for those LPS.
BoostLED Par 30 4 royal blue/ 1 white. I love these things. They are not real big and the color combination gives a nice dark actinic with just enough white to bring out the other colors in the tank when the halides turn off. The make the colors explode more than just pop.
I imagine you mean the euphillia over here. These guys are really nice and they are not that old really. they all started as small one head frags. The tan hammer is the one of interest now since the center has been bubbling up. She is splitting again.
Was looking through some of my old pictures and WOW!!! I forget how much my tanks have changed over the past few months. My bowfront itself was just started up december.
Here's a couple more of my more interesting animals. Just wish I had a camera better than my iphone. The cup mushroom got traded out before it ate my clowns.
Coral Banded shrimp are always better in pairs.
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I don't normally filter my reef tanks. The small aquaclear on the side on my bowfront often rotates around tanks if I have a serious need to filter. Such as last weekend when I changed my white sand in the 20L to tahitian moon sand.
When I first started doing my research on marine tanks since I knew nothing about them, I had been reading that they don't need a filter. I just run on live rock and a clean up crew.
Both my reef tanks have a refugium on the back with the one on the 20L being made from an aquaclear 70.
Lately, I have been learning to blow off my Live rock with a turkey baster before doing a water change to remove some of this debris. I think this goes any reef tank, filtered or not.
When I first started doing my research on marine tanks since I knew nothing about them, I had been reading that they don't need a filter. I just run on live rock and a clean up crew.
Both my reef tanks have a refugium on the back with the one on the 20L being made from an aquaclear 70.
Lately, I have been learning to blow off my Live rock with a turkey baster before doing a water change to remove some of this debris. I think this goes any reef tank, filtered or not.
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