TBS Rock headed to the Last Frontier

These little guys keep showing up.... I've seen 4 or 5 so far.

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Your tank looks fantastic!

I lived in Wasilla for 5 years before moving to Sarasota FL almost 2 years ago.
We miss the beauty of Alaska but not the long winters. May get some property in the Kenai for snowbird living.
 
Tank Update.

August 14:
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Today, Jan 15:
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I in the last 5 months since putting my TBS Saltwater package in...
--I've lost the yellow ball sponge
--The tall red sponge has almost withered away
--Found rogue gorilla crabs (skewered one, the other is still at large)
--The red "scrunchy" sponge on the right is withering away
--The big red sea fan gorgonian died in the last few weeks
++I can still locate one of the two red scallops alive and well
++About a dozen black spiny urchins showed up and have been cruising around the tank
++Hermits and snails are all still cruising around everywhere
++I see more porcelain crabs today than I saw in the beginning
++Big orange sponge still looks great
++Big brown and silver Gorgonians are doing well (in today's picture, the silver one looks smaller.. it's not- it's just tucked in behind the rock pile more).

Tank maintenance:
1 gallon water change daily
Dose Sponge Power almost daily
Broadcast feed BRS Reef Chili about once a week
Carbon and GFO reactors run 24/7
ATO comes in through a Kalk stirrer
NLS pellets fed to fish twice a day via auto feeder


I had zero ammonia when I added my TBS rock and sand. My nitrates have been hovering in the 7-10 ppm range for the entire time.


Despite some of the losses, NO REGRETS in getting TBS rock and sand!!
 
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