little_fish
Reef pro
Wow! that looks really great!
Kizmar's 120 gal
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Kizmar
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While I'm at it... here are a few more pictures I took with the new lights (and new camera that I still need to figure out)...
These are my green SPS that I thought died during my water issue a few weeks back. They're healing nicely!
My clowns by the red bubble tip I'm hoping they'll use some day. :)
The toadstool that had previously dropped most of it's tentacles is doing great now.
This is a leather I picked up at the LFS because of it's color... but... I can't remember what it's called (let me know if YOU know :)).
EDIT: I did an auto-color adjust on this picture and it really brought out the different LED colors on the sand. Damn I love these lights.
These are my green SPS that I thought died during my water issue a few weeks back. They're healing nicely!
My clowns by the red bubble tip I'm hoping they'll use some day. :)
The toadstool that had previously dropped most of it's tentacles is doing great now.
This is a leather I picked up at the LFS because of it's color... but... I can't remember what it's called (let me know if YOU know :)).
EDIT: I did an auto-color adjust on this picture and it really brought out the different LED colors on the sand. Damn I love these lights.
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Kizmar
#derpface
I'm going to try to get some better pictures tonight. Too much glare going on from the windows in those pictures.
little_fish
Reef pro
I believe that is a napthea leather :)
Kizmar
#derpface
The LFS told me what it was but I can't remember now, yer probably right. :) I'm not even sure they were 100% positive to be honest. They did say it was easier to keep then something like a Kenya Tree. /shrug
little_fish
Reef pro
yep, and easy pretty coral! And i dont think they have the same pest like spreading issue as the kenya tree does
Kizmar
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As the Radions slowly fade to the night setting... corals look AMAZING! Why everyone wouldn't want a saltwater tank is beyond me. ;)
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Kizmar
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Just to illustrate the difference in color between the day and night settings:
Zissou
What about my dynamite?
Am I missing a picture or is that 'toadstool' a frogspawn?
Kizmar
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'Er yeah, that's what I meant. ;) I get those names mixed up sometimes.
Kizmar
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Finally got decent video (albeit from my iPhone) of my Harlequin after dropping a new Chocolate Chip Starfish in for her.
Time to eat! - YouTube
(I still don't know how people embed video right into the forum...)
Time to eat! - YouTube
(I still don't know how people embed video right into the forum...)
RockStacker
Reefing newb
How long will one starfish that size last for the shrimp?
Kizmar
#derpface
A 2-2.5 inch starfish will last a couple weeks. A larger one might last another week or two. My Harlequin is maybe 2/3 the size it should be once it's full grown.
Kizmar
#derpface
That was a really cool video. Your tank is amazing!
I don't know much about Harlequin Shrimp but they seem very interesting. Do you have a link to a good online guide to their care? I know they only eat starfish.
Let's say you buy a starfish from the LFS and toss it in there and they begin eating it. If it lasts a few weeks does the starfish die and break down in your tank? Would this be an issue for a smaller tank?
Amazing pictures, too! :-)
I don't know much about Harlequin Shrimp but they seem very interesting. Do you have a link to a good online guide to their care? I know they only eat starfish.
Let's say you buy a starfish from the LFS and toss it in there and they begin eating it. If it lasts a few weeks does the starfish die and break down in your tank? Would this be an issue for a smaller tank?
Amazing pictures, too! :-)
Kizmar
#derpface
Thanks. :)
I originally ended up getting a Harlequin because they a) look awesome and b) eat starfish (specifically asterina starfish). During the research phase of this one, I was looking for something to control the population of asterinas in my tank and this was the option I chose. Care: there really isn't much to speak of other then the fact that they only eat starfish. They're like any other shrimp outside of that.
From my observations thus far; the starfish stay alive (unfortunately for THEM) until the bitter end. I've even seen part of a single leg trying to get away from the Harlequin. I'm thinking the Harlequin knows what to save for last so they always have a fresh meal. ;)
Kizmar
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And another video:
Kizmar's Reef Tank - YouTube
Kizmar's Reef Tank - YouTube
Kizmar
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I'm way more excited about this then I should be, but this morning I found my Clownfish hosting in the anemone for the first time!
Video: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82qf8KIG3Jg&feature=youtube_gdata_player]Clownfish Hosting - YouTube[/ame]
Video: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82qf8KIG3Jg&feature=youtube_gdata_player]Clownfish Hosting - YouTube[/ame]
Smitty
Reef pro
Oh happy day...that's good to hear. Congrats on the hosting.
d2mini
Reef enthusiast
Awesome! Took mine several months and it was a happy day. :)
