Tbs and my biocube 29. A newbie experience.

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C00lbr33z3

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After doing a lot of research I finally settled on TBS to get my live rock and CUC.
My biocube is pretty much stock with a skimmer and an powerhead added.
I did ditch the bioballs for porcelain media as well.

I got the first part of 'the Package' and was very impressed. Total time from order to in my tank was less than 48hrs!

The rock itself is far better than anything I saw at the couple of LFS I went to to. There were also a bunch of sponges, feather duster worms, shrimp and at least 2 crabs.

I can't wait for part 2!
 
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Thanks.
Looking forward to that. :D
Just looking around the tank last night and I'm reasonably sure that there is a gorilla crab in there. It's got a burrow under one of the rocks. It's very small, less than 3/4 inch. Should I hunt him down now or give the tank a few days to settle so I don't stress out the other critters too much?
 
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Here are the pics for part 2.
Richard was awesome again. Actually shipped it out on Sunday so I could get it on Monday which was a day off for me.
The biggest problem was deciding where to put everything!
 
Keeping my fingers crossed for cycle #2.

Should I be feeding any at all during the cycle?

I'm worrying about the anemone and sponges. I have some phytoplankton feed and was wondering if I should target feed?
 
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