Starting 90g Reef Tank Build... Finally!!!
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kudora
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yup thats true but these are known as true reef safe angels
as far as i have read
here is a nice thread on them
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1284946
Aquarist007
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TJ---I think we need to make up a roster now for clubhouse members--since you are the baseball pro--you could probably do the best job on that :lol:
(no rbi's needed)
Tswifty
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You have a 5' tank which opens up your options to more tangs. As far as their growth rate.... I can't really comment. I saw the other day someone posted a 3 yr update picture, and it looked like their Blue Hippo Tang grew from about 1" to 4 or 5" over that time period.
Here's a link for information on them:
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/GoldRimSs.htm
It says they get up to 8" in captivity.
Aquarist007
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thanks kudora
I just added it to my log book thread
If you guys have any more links to fish and coral threads please let me know
so far I have elegance coral, anthias, angels, tangs and have a link to add to lps tanks and sps dominant tanks
Tswifty
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There's a million of mine on here... if you quote one of my posts you should be able to get to my photobucket account, and flip through pictures on there if you would like.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13020500#post13020500 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by kar93
That's give me an idea for a little secret project for the clubhouse. I'll need a little help though. Anybody got any close up pics or macros from their tank?
Time is running out before the next split... I need to get cracking on a few ideas I had for the next write up. That way I can have it ready for the first post :lol:
Aquarist007
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13020259#post13020259 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by kudora
what kind of pics capn, the last one i have is of my tank with the new lights
here is a pic before i i added the new k3 and got rid of the canister filter
fish list:
yellow eyed kole tang 3"
GSM 3"
firefish
algae blenny
mandarin
pajama cardinal
hifin goby "MIA" for over a week again
coral list
frogspawn
toadstool
bubble coral
xenia
1 mushroom
green pagoda cup
tank is 5 months old, 60x18x18 and i have a 29 gallon as a sump with about 15 gallons as a refuge.
have you not joined photobucket yet ==you get a much bigger and clearer picture from there
are you running a protein skimmer
Those are pretty small and docile fish (except for the kole tang) so you should be able to add more fish.
Tswifty
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Yeah I have also heard that, another reason that set me off. The LFS has 2 in a while back, I belive both died before they were able to sell them. At $100+ a pop... not an easy write off.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13020609#post13020609 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by melev
Scott, your Copperband Butterfly might like live black worms too.
TJ, the Blue Spotted Jawfish has a dismal survival rate.
Kane, pictures of my tank? If only I had a camera...
I do like the Black Cap Jawfish though. I've also been meaning to order some Hi-Fin gobies, but missed the opportunity when Live Aquaria had them on sale for $7.99 :eek2:
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timschmidt
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I'm pretty sure they split too. I never had one, but my readings seem to say that they do. (too much in my head at once)
As far as nanos go: Kids love them too!
I personally just go very light on the bio load and they do take care of themselves. Just don't expect much from stock lighting. I have ricordia and christmas tree worms in mine. I will add some mushrooms and maybe a LPS that can be spot fed.
As far as nanos go: Kids love them too!
I personally just go very light on the bio load and they do take care of themselves. Just don't expect much from stock lighting. I have ricordia and christmas tree worms in mine. I will add some mushrooms and maybe a LPS that can be spot fed.
kudora
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yeah i noticed how small the pic is, i was messing around with it and made it smaller it seams lol
i do have photo bucket account, you can right click on the pic and see its from photobucket.
i can take another tonight and repost.
edit: i do have a skimmer, remora c with a mag 3
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Aquarist007
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13020961#post13020961 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by timschmidt
I'm pretty sure they split too. I never had one, but my readings seem to say that they do. (too much in my head at once)
As far as nanos go: Kids love them too!
I personally just go very light on the bio load and they do take care of themselves. Just don't expect much from stock lighting. I have ricordia and christmas tree worms in mine. I will add some mushrooms and maybe a LPS that can be spot fed.
that's cute--can you post it on the kids thread too--that will also bump that thread
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