Tank of the Month - August 2002
- Thread starter Skipper
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they are doing very well
they are some of the best ones around
and you sir are a gentleman
you treated me honestly and very fairly
when I bought that item from you which is working very well
you have a great tank I know you know
I also sent you e-mail today did you get it ???
i was inquiring about reef and fins.
they are some of the best ones around
and you sir are a gentleman
you treated me honestly and very fairly
when I bought that item from you which is working very well
you have a great tank I know you know
I also sent you e-mail today did you get it ???
i was inquiring about reef and fins.
Goby1Knoby
New member
Kedd
Very very Nice !
Bet u gotta keep that pruning shears well oiled.
Congratulations on a fantastic Reeftank.
Cheers
Brian.
Very very Nice !
Bet u gotta keep that pruning shears well oiled.
Congratulations on a fantastic Reeftank.
Cheers
Brian.
Mike Chapman
New member
Awesome!
Awesome!
That tank is truly breathtaking. I hope to have one like it in the future!
Awesome!
That tank is truly breathtaking. I hope to have one like it in the future!
Wonderful tank.
My only concern is the seahorse. Nothing other than the possibility of seeing your tank giving other reefers the idea that this is something that can be done rather easily. Especially with all those fish that can't be an easy task getting that guy fed. Unless he devotes his diet to pods I would think you would have to spend quite a significant amount of time spot feeding.
Message to other reefers:
Leave the seahorses in a reef tank to the extremely advanced keepers (as kedd obviously is), PLEASE!
My only concern is the seahorse. Nothing other than the possibility of seeing your tank giving other reefers the idea that this is something that can be done rather easily. Especially with all those fish that can't be an easy task getting that guy fed. Unless he devotes his diet to pods I would think you would have to spend quite a significant amount of time spot feeding.
Message to other reefers:
Leave the seahorses in a reef tank to the extremely advanced keepers (as kedd obviously is), PLEASE!
kedd
Premium Member
Hi Schism,
I understand your concern.
I took it home because it was not eating in the local fish store.
This seahorse is wild caught to make things more difficult.
I would never say this should be an addition to a reef, in fact as I said in one of my earlier posts.
I know my tank is not the perfect place for a seahorse, this one does eat the pods though.
I got lucky and so did the seahorse for the time being.
Kedd
I understand your concern.
I took it home because it was not eating in the local fish store.
This seahorse is wild caught to make things more difficult.
I would never say this should be an addition to a reef, in fact as I said in one of my earlier posts.
I know my tank is not the perfect place for a seahorse, this one does eat the pods though.
I got lucky and so did the seahorse for the time being.
Kedd
Steve Richardson
Premium Member
Well done.
...very nice.
nothing to do with the seahorse comment... but are there any animals in there that you wish you did not have? (aggressive growers, etc)
...very nice.
nothing to do with the seahorse comment... but are there any animals in there that you wish you did not have? (aggressive growers, etc)
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