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fishes2889
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I'd say a cup to 2 cups of FW per day.
Forgot, the lighting is 32watt of PC's...
OOoo yeah, I am new to this Reef Central place but it looks like many of you are full of great insight, info, and of course tank pics and ideas! I will be entering my 29 BC by the 20th but I am waiting on a couple more little things to add that I just have to get in my pics. Thanks for the invite to the site PurpleUp!
littlefish72
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WOW!!! I normally don't hang out in this forum much but I think i will from now on.........amazing tanks everyone......i'm sure there is many more that people aren't showing
happyface888
New member
Wow, really awsome tanks, I wish mine looked as cool.
hobbzz
How do I change this?
Here's mine.
Tank - 20L with about 35lbs of LR and 20 lbs of LS. About 6 months old, but a lot of stuff is from older tanks.
Equipment - Large fuge in my 10aga sump with chaeto, Bakpak2 skimmer, and carbon. Icecap 4x24w T5 retro kit, CL-280 chiller. Flow is a mag5 through a scwd with 4 outputs on my return, and a mag7 through another scwd on the chiller. I dose randy's 2-part, and lugols and use RC for water changes.
Livestock - Pair of black and white ocellaris clowns, midas blenny, pair of harlequin shrimp, and I'm holding my cousins cardinal while he moves...he get's to pull it out.
Tank - 20L with about 35lbs of LR and 20 lbs of LS. About 6 months old, but a lot of stuff is from older tanks.
Equipment - Large fuge in my 10aga sump with chaeto, Bakpak2 skimmer, and carbon. Icecap 4x24w T5 retro kit, CL-280 chiller. Flow is a mag5 through a scwd with 4 outputs on my return, and a mag7 through another scwd on the chiller. I dose randy's 2-part, and lugols and use RC for water changes.
Livestock - Pair of black and white ocellaris clowns, midas blenny, pair of harlequin shrimp, and I'm holding my cousins cardinal while he moves...he get's to pull it out.
Brian, that's a nice little flower pot ya got there. How long have you had it? I hear they are real hard to keep and they will look awesome for a while and then all the suddent they go downhill pretty quick. We have attempted 2 of them in our 90 G and have thus far kept them alive for only about 6 months or so. I love those things but don't want to get another until I know what REALLY works in keeping them.
fishes2889
In Memoriam
Like i said before, i feed very little, like 3-4 pellets for the lil guy. I do feed the rics mysis occassionally.......
I got the Clarkii in January.
snslarison
New member
This is my nano at work...
12g NC DX with nanocustoms 3x24w mod.
Coral: Lots of zoas, a few LPS and 1 sps (red cap)
Fish: Saddle Back Clown, Watchman Goby
Inverts: Pistol shrimp, 4 hermits and 2 snails
PICS!!!
12g NC DX with nanocustoms 3x24w mod.
Coral: Lots of zoas, a few LPS and 1 sps (red cap)
Fish: Saddle Back Clown, Watchman Goby
Inverts: Pistol shrimp, 4 hermits and 2 snails
PICS!!!
Lassef
Member
Hi everyone
I have a question according to the rules. I have been forced to do one minor and one major change to my tank. My Picasso trigger did not allow my cleaning staff to do what they should do. Every hermit crab was hiding. I had do take him/her out - he/she was only one inch â€"œ but a hell of an inch J This was the minor thing. The major thing is that when I come home this evening I saw that my large euphyllia had got something like "brown jelly disease" so I had to take it out. This euphyllia was my king in the tank and most of my aquascaping was concentrated round this large coral. I have to replace this with something like it but probably another type of euphyllia if I found any.
In this situation â€"œ can the tank still participate in the competition or should I take it away because it will not really be the same tank when I have to replace a dominating coral.
Sincerely Lasse
I have a question according to the rules. I have been forced to do one minor and one major change to my tank. My Picasso trigger did not allow my cleaning staff to do what they should do. Every hermit crab was hiding. I had do take him/her out - he/she was only one inch â€"œ but a hell of an inch J This was the minor thing. The major thing is that when I come home this evening I saw that my large euphyllia had got something like "brown jelly disease" so I had to take it out. This euphyllia was my king in the tank and most of my aquascaping was concentrated round this large coral. I have to replace this with something like it but probably another type of euphyllia if I found any.
In this situation â€"œ can the tank still participate in the competition or should I take it away because it will not really be the same tank when I have to replace a dominating coral.
Sincerely Lasse
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