So, it's been over a month since the tank got wet. In honor of the event I added a few corals. I tried taking these late tonight so I'm getting a lot of blue on the pitiful phone camera. It once again reminds me how bad I need a real camera.
My photos can not do the hammer justice, as I'm sure those of you with them can attest. It simply glows under the actinics. I also added a candy cane, a duncan, torch, pink bird's nest and green montipora. Maybe I can get some decent shots later. One of my old college room mates is coming this weekend. He's an amateur photographer with all the cool toys. I'm hoping to find out what kind of camera I'll want during the visit.
The first quarantined fish are now in the tank. They include 4 pajama cardinals, a false percula clown, a firefish, and a yellow watchman goby. They spend the majority of their time hiding in the caves or in the back. Now I know why people have dither fish. They're all eating well. Perhaps they'll become more personable as time goes on.
The yellow tang is still in QT. Good thing because the poor rascal was eat up with ich. So was the fairy basslet. He didn't make it despite the move to hyposalinity. The tang is doing well now and I'm pretty sure will make a full recovery.
At night it looks like I have thousands of amphipods and tens of thousands of copepods. Something good must be going on for that to happen (after adding a few bags of critters a few weeks ago).
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