Reef Bommie
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It's a media reactor (GAC, GFO, etc) not biopelets reactor. I use with active carbon...eheim pump adjustable flow is 37-75 gal/h.
africangrey
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Thanks..I have already introduced in the bommie frags that I have kept from my former aquarium. Some have brownish rather due to the high temperatures that have endured over the last weeks in the aquarium of cuttings (up to 84ºF):
1. Derasa clam
2. Maxima clam
3. Yelow turbinaria
4. Acropora cardus
5. Blue Acropora tortuosa
6. Acropora microclados "lemonade"
7. Yelow acropora humilis with green polips
8. Purple acropora samoensis
9. Yelow acropora humilis
10. Pocillopora eydouxi
11. Stylopora pistillata pink tips
12. Stylopora sp. pink
13. Blue acropora echinata (2 frags)
14. Yelow porites lichen
15. Blue acropora humilis
16. Green acropora hyacinthus
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yano
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No, any problem with them, they are peaceful species not usually show aggression toward other surgeons.
Naso has more time (6-7 months I think), and the other two were introduced in my previous aquarium 2-3 months ago.
yano
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These are fish that have kept from my previous project:
Young Naso lituratus (3 inches) .... The King of Reef Bommie.
Acanthurus olivaceus juvenile (2-2,5 inches)
Ctenochaetus strigosus (2 inches)
As you can see I have not kept my famous paracanthurus I had with me 12 years, its size and quarrelsome behavior once I reached the age adult I have made the difficult decision to seek a new home .... now is swimming in a 1000 gallons aquarium. : Yb615 [1]:
As for the gobies and other small fish, this is what I have preserved:
My old Stonogobiops Yasha and Alpheus randalli who have been with me four years
Eviotas nigriventris group with 4 females and one male
Male Synchiropus Moyeri "Ruby Red" (I had two females but both ended up jumping out of the aquarium ...'ll get another intendo of a female, to see if now that I have more rock are more comfortable and does not give to jump
Couples consisting of a male and female:
Priolepis Nocturna
Elacatinus Multifasciatum
Gobiosoma Oceanops
As you can see I have not kept my famous paracanthurus I had with me 12 years, its size and quarrelsome behavior once I reached the age adult I have made the difficult decision to seek a new home .... now is swimming in a 1000 gallons aquarium. : Yb615 [1]:
As for the gobies and other small fish, this is what I have preserved:
My old Stonogobiops Yasha and Alpheus randalli who have been with me four years
Couples consisting of a male and female:
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yano
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Thanks Ancelot!
Multifasciatum is very easy to keep, at the beginning it can be quite shy and barely be seen more when you feed, but once is adapted be seen enough and eats everything...lovely fish!
Coralreefer1
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Nice set up!
yano
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Here you can see a video I recorded it in January:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVVSSQVEIfo&list=PLEMumlW0um9V9zd6jOeq7Gx_W2AIPvi8a&index=6
Previously I always had enough montipora frags whose growth was very fast in the Iwagumi reef and should be pruned frequently .... in my new aquarium don´t have any seriatoporas or montiporas corals because I don´t want more rapid coral growth, so actually I have only a few frags in this frag system. Now I'll use it more to help the adaptation of some new fish at the Reef Bommie.
bobssecrtsn
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Nice tank setup! How do you like the skimmer? I was about to purchase that kind but I am testing out the vertex omega 130.
I also want to purchase a pistol/goby pair but I'm afraid the shrimp will be to loud !
I also want to purchase a pistol/goby pair but I'm afraid the shrimp will be to loud !
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