Tank of the Month - August 2003
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fish_taste_good
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Great tank mang!
SawCJack00
Professional Mind Reader
Awesome, incredible, simply amazing! I love your tank. Congrats!!!
invincible569
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Look at the beautiful colors!! oh man that is nice! Very clean too! I love clean and organized tanks! You did a great job! Whats next??
Deb Colella
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One of the most beautiful tanks yet!
One of the most beautiful tanks yet!
This is, by far, one of the most beautiful tanks that I've seen posted since I've been coming here.
Congrats on TOTM. You deserve it! You are an inspiration to the rest of us that keep softies!!!!!
One of the most beautiful tanks yet!
This is, by far, one of the most beautiful tanks that I've seen posted since I've been coming here.
Congrats on TOTM. You deserve it! You are an inspiration to the rest of us that keep softies!!!!!
Lil' Reefette
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WOW! Great tank. I love the colors.
The Aquarist
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That's one serious piece of amazing! Very impressive!
TWO thumbs up! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
TWO thumbs up! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
The Aquarist
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I just went to the website and followed through the specifics. Very interesting techniques and there's no denying the results. That's a phenomenal looking and very successful reef tank.
If I could recommend one small piece of advice that (In my personal opinion) would be the only way to make any kind of improvement on this tank .... please feed that Hippo Tang. I can't get a sense of how thin the Clownfish is, but there is one pic of the Hippo that shows a very thin fish.
He's looking very emaciated from what I can see. It saddens me to see a fish that thin. I can see the outline of the internal organs! That isn't thriving, that's barely staying alive.
Even a small amount of thawed frozen spinach (Tangs need vegetation) daily would help to put some meat on it's bones and wouldn't load the tank with proteins. 5 or 6 Mysis shrimp at least every other day would be nice too. That is a large fish by nature and denying its growth contradicts what reef/aquarium keeping is all about.
Otherwise, trading it in for a Blue Damsel would be good.
Sorry to be the only one with less than a totally impressed comment, but besides that, I'm very seriously impressed.
If I could recommend one small piece of advice that (In my personal opinion) would be the only way to make any kind of improvement on this tank .... please feed that Hippo Tang. I can't get a sense of how thin the Clownfish is, but there is one pic of the Hippo that shows a very thin fish.
He's looking very emaciated from what I can see. It saddens me to see a fish that thin. I can see the outline of the internal organs! That isn't thriving, that's barely staying alive.
Even a small amount of thawed frozen spinach (Tangs need vegetation) daily would help to put some meat on it's bones and wouldn't load the tank with proteins. 5 or 6 Mysis shrimp at least every other day would be nice too. That is a large fish by nature and denying its growth contradicts what reef/aquarium keeping is all about.
Otherwise, trading it in for a Blue Damsel would be good.
Sorry to be the only one with less than a totally impressed comment, but besides that, I'm very seriously impressed.
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