My Zoanthids collections
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MarvinsReef
In Memoriam
I wish I had a small collection like that 
Very healthly looking zoas.. Keep up the good work..
Marv
Very healthly looking zoas.. Keep up the good work..
Marv
daghostryder
Member
Good Question what are your water params and lighting and temp etc???
Reef Junkie
Premium Member
Excellent Specimens!
These are my favorite.
These are my favorite.
BradL. said:
Sad to say, I have very poor husbandry skill when it come to maintaining the water perimeter.
This is my current setup.
Pysical size of tank 4.5' x 1' x 2.5'
Space available 3.5' x 1' x 2.5'
No sump tank (just overflow system)
Equipment used
AquaC Remora Pro w/AquaBee 2000/1
AquaBee 3000 for chiller and return
1/2Hp Customed Chiller 28 to 30 degree Celcius or 82.4 to 86 degree Fahrenheit
Tunze 6060 (ON from 10am tp 7pm)
500g of Phosguard thru' Resun FR1000
1kg of AquaClay in overflow compartment
60kg of Grade 0 sand
Abt 20 to 30kg of LRs
Brand of Salt using
Corallife
Lighting
2 x 3' T5 HO 20k White and 1 x 3' T5 NO 14k blue
Lighting hrs
9am - 1 x T5 NO blue(ON)
10am - 2 x t5 HO white(ON) + 1 x T5 NO blue(ON)
7pm - 2 x t5 HO white(OFF) + 1 x T5 NO blue(ON)
11pm - All lights OFF
Food and dosage
Cyclop-eeze ~ almost everyday
Dry Phytoplankton ~ once a week
Golden pearl ~ once a week
Spirulina ~ once a week(Just started dosing yet to see it's effect)
Trace element using
Marc Weiss F.O.R.M ~ dose everyday.
Live Stock
1 Powder brown Acanthurus nigricans
1 Asfur angel Pomacanthus (Arusetta) asfur
1 Argi angel Centropyge argi
2 Flame angel paired Centropyge loricula
1 High fin blenny Petroscirtes mitratus
2 White tiger goby pairedPriolepis nocturna
1 Red headed fairy wrasse Cirrhilabrus solorensis
1 Flame Hawkfish Neocirrhitus armatus
2 Arrow glass shrimp
1 Marble shrimp
1 Pistol shrimp
1 Garden eel
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dustin Combs
In Memoriam
very nice zoo's.
skyedolphan
Premium Member
I like these last ones very nice
furforfour
New member
If they arent opening check them very well for nudis and eggs. I would definately do a dip to be on the safe side. Those are very pretty though.
snookcatcher
In Memoriam
wow neo, your tank is awsome!!! i love your rockwork. how many gallons?
Hang on refugium?
Hang on refugium?
I was looking at your tank pic and you had a little fish breeder floating on top. Is that an in-tank refugium? I have a similar set-up to breed some pods for my mandarin. I'm debating if I should take it out as my mandarin is already taking frozen foods. It becomes unanchored a lot.
Hang on refugium?
I was looking at your tank pic and you had a little fish breeder floating on top. Is that an in-tank refugium? I have a similar set-up to breed some pods for my mandarin. I'm debating if I should take it out as my mandarin is already taking frozen foods. It becomes unanchored a lot.
Re: Hang on refugium?
Re: Hang on refugium?
Yes. The little fish breeder floating on top act as a pods infest stn and a culturing stn for my zoathids frags.
Yes, you could take out the fish breeder stn. But I don't feel a need to because I would still prefer my Starry Dragonet Synchiropus stellatus to feed occasionally on pods for extra nutrients. Also, I can leave for holidays in peace knowing that my LS have a constant supply of food. I feel only flakes food and cyclopeeze.
Re: Hang on refugium?
totaltrev said:
Yes. The little fish breeder floating on top act as a pods infest stn and a culturing stn for my zoathids frags.
Yes, you could take out the fish breeder stn. But I don't feel a need to because I would still prefer my Starry Dragonet Synchiropus stellatus to feed occasionally on pods for extra nutrients. Also, I can leave for holidays in peace knowing that my LS have a constant supply of food. I feel only flakes food and cyclopeeze.
