So finally my bfc dived in

[M Woodhill]

:spin1: when I woke up early to attempt to solve my SimCity problem but was left there ****ed only finding nothing could be done:

For starters, THAT GAME AND EA are just LIARS AND NEVER EVER BUY ANYTHING FROM EM COZ IT WONT WORK

then I seek comfort from my tank, VIOLA, there he is, one of my bfc left its comfort zone, ditched the overflow corner and its partner and dived into the mag

quite happy the mag has been doing well since bein put in. pix are comin when lights turn on and water becomes clear after coral snow dosin

 

[worm5406]

OK on the pictures. Too bad you could not get any while it was happening.

 

[M Woodhill]

OK on the pictures. Too bad you could not get any while it was happening.

even worse when the lights on the bfc just swam out and the pair joined together to hang out around

 

[OrionN]

Now that he was in he will return quickly enough

 

[M Woodhill]

Now that he was in he will return quickly enough

yup. it DID. sorry for the quality of images. still workin on my photo skills

and I guess bfc isn't so dependent on ritteri as occ's do. they do swim farther to have fun

I put in an oynx in an attempt to lure em in but it failed. good news they've so far been getting along well with each other. thinkin about addin a gig or crispa for the onyx

here it returns

his partner is still checkin what's the situation, hopefully it soon will follow to dive in

a teaser--my favorite schooling fish, red spot cardinalfish

and a very short clip

 

[worm5406]

Nice video and pictures. Thanks


What are the tank stats?

size
inhabitants
temp
ph
alk
mag

all the good ones... LOL.... Just incase some other person stumbles across this they know what you have and where they fit or can do.

Very nice, glad to see others diving in and getting these guys/gals.

 

[E.intheC]

Very cool.

Those cardinals are awesome too.

 

[M Woodhill]

Nice video and pictures. Thanks


What are the tank stats?

size
inhabitants
temp
ph
alk
mag

all the good ones... LOL.... Just incase some other person stumbles across this they know what you have and where they fit or can do.

Very nice, glad to see others diving in and getting these guys/gals.

its a standard 70g tank: 36*24*18

temp=75.5-76.5

ph=8.2

alk=6.5

i havent tested mag for a while. imo mag isnt very sensitive to the macro elements but instead very sensitive to pollutants like nitrite and PHOSPHATE. am always tryin my best to lower the readings to zero. the tanks just few days past its 3 month birthday. u can see algae but they r fadin quite fast--caused some problems for my sps--pastel color, polyp retract but mag gets happier

 

[M Woodhill]

blennies r also immune to anemone sting--see the starry blenny shelter itself at night right next to the mag

 

[Reefvette]

Blennies

Blennies

I dont think blennys are immune to the sting i have lost a couple to a gigantea and a magnifica.

Be careful.

 

[M Woodhill]

Well, the sayin is so right: money divorces a couple. My couple of bfc totally divorced after the one dived in and claimed a property. The wealthy one now divorced the other and chased it away from its territory

 

[sh0ck]

Are you adding onyx to the same 70g tank ?

 

[OrionN]

The will kiss and make up after a few days

 

[M Woodhill]

Are you adding onyx to the same 70g tank ?

yup. the 2 homeless ones actually getting along quite well