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Masterderrull
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I agree your jawfish is going to be in heaven.
EliWhitney314
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As soon as I make sure my top is secure. haha
Starfiretank
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Crappy Camera
bmiller1234
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Finally got some new full shots of the 100....
Hopefully this will work, updated pictures
PghFishNerd
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Finally got some new full shots of the 100....
I love your tank. Those large leather colonies look just amazing. What's on your back wall? Also, I noticed you had a green spotted puffer. How long did it take you to acclimate him to full salt?
bmiller1234
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Thanks for the compliment "Nerd" I actually just cut the left leather in half last week. Its a foam/rock wall for the background, wanted more texture to the tank.
I bought the puffer from petc& for like 3 bucks about a year ago, dripped him for about 2 days and hes been awesome ever since. Took me a while to train him with a stick to quit nipping stuff.
I bought the puffer from petc& for like 3 bucks about a year ago, dripped him for about 2 days and hes been awesome ever since. Took me a while to train him with a stick to quit nipping stuff.
EliWhitney314
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Pink Coralline
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75 Gallon, my appologies about the crappy shots from my crappy camera. 
Pink Coralline
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The first one was taken under different lights...
EliWhitney314
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I like the new lighting much better.
PghFishNerd
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Oh man, if you weren't all the way out in Cranberry I'd be trying to get some of that leather off of you! Really awesome tank. So you just left him in a bucket for two days? I was wondering if they would survive that or not because I've always loved GSPs ever since I was in freshwater and wanted to try the same method. Are you saying he nipped at corals, or other fish? I always assumed that since they started freshwater they wouldn't really have the habit of biting corals. How in the world did you train him with a stick?!
bmiller1234
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Why does everyone think cranberry is like siberia?? its like 20 minutes from town..
Yep dripped him in a 2 gallon pitcher in a 5 gallon bucket with a heater, he was brack when I got him so just had to bring him from 010 to 026.
They eat freshwater shrimp and crayfish and what not so anyhting with a shell is fair game and tryed eating zoas at first, I took a 12" bamboo skewer and basically caned him everytime I saw him nip a hermit. He did eat my mantis mid molt, but I was ok with that...
PghFishNerd
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Lol the only reason I think it's Siberia I guess is because I associate it with long car rides. We always stop at the rest stop there coming back from Erie. But it actually is pretty long for me because I'm from Crafton so that's adding like 15 minutes to the trip. Good point though, it's really not that far. I can't believe that stick training really works with fish. I'm wondering if I could try this with a Valentini Puffer. Elmer's has been getting some really good looking ones lately. Glad it's working out for you though. It's so cool to see a GSP in a reef.
cloakerpoked
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GSP's on here are Green Star Polyps...get it right so I don't have to read everything carefully and feel like an idiot before re-reading things 4 times (still don't see him in the pictures...but hey...I'll defer to your keener eye, I was never much good at Where's Waldo, maybe it had something to do with the fact that I usually thought it worked like a magic eye thing, which I also was never able to see.)
Remember too that you're talking to a bunch of people who would take group trips to Vermillion to go to Salty Critter 6 times a year if we just put it together, so the drive from the S. Hills up to the N. Hills really isn't much of anything. Besides...Siberia is nice this time of year.
Remember too that you're talking to a bunch of people who would take group trips to Vermillion to go to Salty Critter 6 times a year if we just put it together, so the drive from the S. Hills up to the N. Hills really isn't much of anything. Besides...Siberia is nice this time of year.
PghFishNerd
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Lol sorry for the inconvenience! That's why I only used the acronym within the scope of that conversation. I wouldn't go around this forum saying that without first acknowledging that I'm talking about a fish lol. But I have the least keen eyes there are. It just caught my attention. In the first picture he posted, on the left side, you can see a power head and a blue veggie clip. Look between them. And in the second pic he's below the (gorgeous) finger leather colony and above the Yellow Watchman Goby.GSP's on here are Green Star Polyps...get it right so I don't have to read everything carefully and feel like an idiot before re-reading things 4 times (still don't see him in the pictures...but hey...I'll defer to your keener eye, I was never much good at Where's Waldo, maybe it had something to do with the fact that I usually thought it worked like a magic eye thing, which I also was never able to see.)
Remember too that you're talking to a bunch of people who would take group trips to Vermillion to go to Salty Critter 6 times a year if we just put it together, so the drive from the S. Hills up to the N. Hills really isn't much of anything. Besides...Siberia is nice this time of year.
But anyways, if it were up to me I would make the trip to "Siberia", but you're talking to a broke college student who spends all her money on fish stuff and bums rides off her boyfriend just to get her weekly Elmer's fix. It would take a whole lot of convincing to get him to go even farther than Elmer's.
bmiller1234
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Since we all just seem to be selling thought I would bring this one back from the dead. Thought we could start the new year off with everyones progress and maybe spur some new ideas. Heres my most recent FTS
