emmett0122
Reef enthusiast
alot of them will starve
Kyle's 20 Gallon Long
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kbuser92
Breeder
It's a lot, but that's what John sent annd he knows what he's doing.
kbuser92
Breeder
Well, we moved back in July and haven't had a chance to do anything or stock it at all. So its been a very boring tank with rocks. But I have had some good coralline growth (speaking of which, I need to clean my tank) and nothing really negative. My fanworms are gone, but now I have these weird little white spots. Ill get a pic.
But I do have a new buddy! I've been trying to get a pink-streaked wrasse in at my LFS, but to no avail. I got tired of being patient (after about 4 months of waiting) and got a yellow clown goby who is acclimating as we speak.
But I do have a new buddy! I've been trying to get a pink-streaked wrasse in at my LFS, but to no avail. I got tired of being patient (after about 4 months of waiting) and got a yellow clown goby who is acclimating as we speak.
kbuser92
Breeder
kbuser92
Breeder
Aquarian
Reef pro
Are they on the rock or the glass? They almost look like white pod eating flatworms, almost.
kbuser92
Breeder
Rock.
MitchReef
reef noobie, since 1986
look like flatworms to me. Are they soft and squishy?
kbuser92
Breeder
I haven't touched them. And they're not flatworms, they're just circles that stay put.
MitchReef
reef noobie, since 1986
very curious....have you searched Chuck's Addiction?
http://www.chucksaddiction.com/hitchhikers.html
http://www.chucksaddiction.com/hitchhikers.html
Aquarian
Reef pro
Sponge of some type?
ErinCahir
Sausage Wrangler
I'm fairly certain they're snail eggs. I just can't remember which one...
kbuser92
Breeder
Thanks Mitch. I guess it looks like either a fungal mat (no idea where it would've come from) or a sponge. Erin, they've been there long enough that I doubt they're eggs, but I suppose its a possibility. Ill try to clean up a little tonight and get a good picture.
kbuser92
Breeder
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MitchReef
reef noobie, since 1986
Great shots!
Love that little guy!
Love that little guy!
kbuser92
Breeder
Thanks, Mitch. He's gotten pretty active and eats well. I need to go get some corals now.
kbuser92
Breeder
So I was just at my LFS and they had a fighting conch. My research said 3-4" max and they should get along with everything pretty good. I asked and she said they've been really available so I shouldn't have a problem getting one in a week. What do yall think?
They also alwys have green mandarins and she said most of them eat frozen. If I can watch one eat in the next few weeks (gotta wait since I just added a fish last weekend), do yall think one would be okay in a 20?
They also alwys have green mandarins and she said most of them eat frozen. If I can watch one eat in the next few weeks (gotta wait since I just added a fish last weekend), do yall think one would be okay in a 20?
Aquarian
Reef pro
A conch would be a nice pickup for your CUC, I've been waiting for one to come in for awhile.
I'm no mandarin expert but I think as long as it's eating frozen foods it should be fine in a 20.
I'm no mandarin expert but I think as long as it's eating frozen foods it should be fine in a 20.
kbuser92
Breeder
I heard that they need a lot of space, though, and possible supplemental feedings. Any idea on that?
ErinCahir
Sausage Wrangler
I had a couple in my big tank. One got murdered by a jerk hermit crab, the other lived a happy life.
