Tank is a Year Old Now!
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SushiGirl
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Someone discovered the glass.
Then hauled tail to the top.
Then someone discovered surface tension! :lol: It stayed up there for about 45 minutes before my boyfriend moved it back down to the rock, where it immediately started eating flatworms. It doesn't seem to notice being handled at all.
Then hauled tail to the top.
Then someone discovered surface tension! :lol: It stayed up there for about 45 minutes before my boyfriend moved it back down to the rock, where it immediately started eating flatworms. It doesn't seem to notice being handled at all.
SushiGirl
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Needless to say, we haven't seen the nudibranch in a couple days LOL. We added 2 Trochus snails Saturday and they've also promptly disappeared, regardless of their size. Not sure if the snails are hiding or if the huge polyclad is still alive & got to them already. They disappeared overnight Saturday into Sunday. I really need some snails in there, there's some low (probably turf) algae starting to get a really good foothold. Might have to go for another couple of emeralds again, even though they never live long in there for some reason.
At any right, the corals are all doing very well!
The acan is growing by leaps & bounds.
The pagoda is continuing to spread onto the sandbed.
I put the Psammocora on the only flat rock I had because it had already continued to cover the frag.
The chalice is spreading over the sand. I don't have any other place to put it for it to attach to, and it's quite happy on the sand.
The green star polyps finally decided to attach to the neighboring branch on the same rock rather than continue toward the overflow & attach there
. Oh well, I can always cut the arch & glue it on if I really want to!
At any right, the corals are all doing very well!
The acan is growing by leaps & bounds.
The pagoda is continuing to spread onto the sandbed.
I put the Psammocora on the only flat rock I had because it had already continued to cover the frag.
The chalice is spreading over the sand. I don't have any other place to put it for it to attach to, and it's quite happy on the sand.
The green star polyps finally decided to attach to the neighboring branch on the same rock rather than continue toward the overflow & attach there
. Oh well, I can always cut the arch & glue it on if I really want to!
SushiGirl
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The fox coral is doing well, not thriving yet but hopefully that'll come with time.
The cabbage leather is still nuts. It sheds once a week, in discrete sections instead of the entire thing at once since it's so large!
This thing (devil's hand) is huge, would fill both of my hands at least!
The "little" devil's hand would fill the palm of my hand now.
The hammer has had amazing growth. The head on the right still hasn't quite split, but is sure looks like it from the top! Spot loves to hide in the hold behind it & pop out for food. :lol:
The cabbage leather is still nuts. It sheds once a week, in discrete sections instead of the entire thing at once since it's so large!
This thing (devil's hand) is huge, would fill both of my hands at least!
The "little" devil's hand would fill the palm of my hand now.
The hammer has had amazing growth. The head on the right still hasn't quite split, but is sure looks like it from the top! Spot loves to hide in the hold behind it & pop out for food. :lol:
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SushiGirl
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Tank is over 2 years old now. Lots and lots of growth, even just during the past year!
The fuge is half full of dragon's breath & the other half is the algae that showed up on the rock a while back. It grows so fast I just keep pulling it & tossing it in the fuge.
The 2 devil's hands have gotten huge.
The fuge is half full of dragon's breath & the other half is the algae that showed up on the rock a while back. It grows so fast I just keep pulling it & tossing it in the fuge.
The 2 devil's hands have gotten huge.
SushiGirl
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Last pic of this acan, as after the first FWE treatment it was hanging by a thread. I assume it got injured during the sucking out of the flatworms, since I noticed the frag plug was moved. My boyfriend moved it to the 20, but it immediately let go & has now disappeared.
Galaxea.
A mushroom getting stung by the galaxea. I'd hoped the process would be faster but this has been going on for over a month LOL.
The chalice. We finally snapped the post of the plug & set it on top of a larger frag plug. It's draping like a tablecloth!
Galaxea.
A mushroom getting stung by the galaxea. I'd hoped the process would be faster but this has been going on for over a month LOL.
The chalice. We finally snapped the post of the plug & set it on top of a larger frag plug. It's draping like a tablecloth!
Palting
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LOL!!! Thanks. Your tank is so gorgeous :thumbsup: , I may just set up another tank to grow the same set of coral!
SushiGirl
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Still have Spot, however she has lost her tail. She showed up with a nub about 2 months ago, and just when it started growing back it's back down to a nub again. Not sure what's going on. All other fins are fine, and the yellow coris wrasse & orbic aren't paying her any attention. I think that she may be burrowing up under the rock or something.
