AnthonyTheNewbie
Reef enthusiast
Nice Pics :). The Orange Spot is the one that similar to a diamond watchman right?
Aquarian's 36g Bow Front
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Aquarian
Reef pro
Thanks, yes I believe the orange spot and orange diamond are similar.
Aquarian
Reef pro
Ramen Rubber
Reefing newb
Very cool goby. he looks coll under the lights
Aquarian
Reef pro
New aqua scape and new Acros
The acros were sold as misc acro frags any info in their names would be appreciated.
Anyone know what these are? They came on my rock over a year ago and seem to be maintaining I thought they were a button polyp but I can't find anything that looks like them.
The acros were sold as misc acro frags any info in their names would be appreciated.
Anyone know what these are? They came on my rock over a year ago and seem to be maintaining I thought they were a button polyp but I can't find anything that looks like them.
Aquarian
Reef pro
Down one dotty back, gave him to a friend with a larger tank he was to aggressive. So I replaced him with some peppermint shrimp and a emerald crab.
tooned out
Reefing newb
Your tank looks fantastic. I like the layout of your rock.
Aquarian
Reef pro
Thanks, I was trying to get some shelf action for the SPS with shaded areas underneath for some chalice coral later on. The fish really love all the caves and tunnels.
Aquarian
Reef pro
Drip acclimating an new Torch coral.
supplies, a 1 gallon bucket, airline tubing, a clip of some kind
place coral in the bucket with the LFS water
secure one end in the placement tank and start the siphon
tie a not in the other end of the airline the tighter the not the slower the drip. And clamp the air line to the acclimation bucket
allow the drip to slowly fill the bucket
when the bucket is full and the coral is opening. Place it in its new home
supplies, a 1 gallon bucket, airline tubing, a clip of some kind
place coral in the bucket with the LFS water
secure one end in the placement tank and start the siphon
tie a not in the other end of the airline the tighter the not the slower the drip. And clamp the air line to the acclimation bucket
allow the drip to slowly fill the bucket
when the bucket is full and the coral is opening. Place it in its new home
Aquarian
Reef pro
New Torch in the tank and looking good. It has four heads one of which has two mouths now it began to split while in the QT tank. I picked it up for $60 on sale:bounce:
Aquarian
Reef pro
In this pic you can see the two little heads growing from bits of flesh that survived a fall onto a War Coral.
Sakura2282
Reef lover!!!
You have very nice corals Aquarian, you're tank looks so great! Congrats!
Aquarian
Reef pro
Thank you.
I'm just about done aquascaping I just need to fill a few spots and then I can watch it fill in.
I'm just about done aquascaping I just need to fill a few spots and then I can watch it fill in.
Sakura2282
Reef lover!!!
It's so beautiful.
Newbs64
Go Oilers!
Wow! Looks great! Hopefully mine can amount to that one day. You really did a awesome job!
Aquarian
Reef pro
Thank you
I don't like attaching things to the back. I find the salt gets in there and makes a mess. I didn't paint the back because I was toying with the idea of a in tank fugue or a custom HOB fugue that I would like to see into. You would be surprised how quickly you get used to the wires, I hardly notice them, I look in the tank not through it.
AnthonyTheNewbie
Reef enthusiast
Once the coralline builds up on the back of the glass, you won't see through it anyway. :p
Aquarian
Reef pro
True. And if I ever stop aquascaping it may start growing. :cool:
ZyberGoby
Because I'm clever
vary cool tank and you have one of my favorite sand sifters :D
