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- Thread starter Dana42078
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Well its been a month so i suppose since i have the day off ill update throughout the day. Snapped a few pix here and there of a few of my zoa's, I did get a new rock from a friend along with a few pieces he had laying in his substrate....Enjoy.
This is when i first bought the frag when i first started reefing
This is them today.....the that above frag is now in the mantis tank...
Fruit loops
Here ya go WADE. Tangellos in two diff locations.
Now the new stuff.
This is when i first bought the frag when i first started reefing
This is them today.....the that above frag is now in the mantis tank...
Fruit loops
Here ya go WADE. Tangellos in two diff locations.
Now the new stuff.
little_fish
Reef pro
- Location
- ABQ, NM
so purdy!
pgr11
Reefing newb
Man thats looking great. Gives me hope
ErinCahir
Sausage Wrangler
- Location
- Englewood, CO
Awesome shots Dana!! Love the new rock!
SarahSmile
:)
- Location
- Tropical Ohio
Great colors! So fun seeing how one little ol' frag can turn into a beautiful carpet. I love that grumpy gus goby pic, he is cute....
Thanks! He's been being a turd nugget latelty.....he sits on the ric's, then when he sees a pod he grabs a mouth full of the substrate and it passes through his gills onto the ric's covering them up.:frustrat: But he's funny. He watches me just as i watch him, its like a staring competition when i look at the tank. :mrgreen:
beeguiles
they call me fish geek ;p
- Location
- syracuse, ny
Soo beautiful! I can't wait till my zoas make a huge carpet. Won't be long, they are growing fast!
ErinCahir
Sausage Wrangler
- Location
- Englewood, CO
Looks awesome as usual.
You still have the assessor?
You still have the assessor?
Pretty sure i just killed my clam. I was rescaping the right hand side of my tank because of some flow issues and even now imdebating on adding another nano hydor powerhead. Anywho, My birdsnestcame off the LR and literally landed perfectly in the clams mouth. I freaked out and grabbed the BN but the clam chomped down on it. Im not sure if the clam was attached to anything as it was in the substrate but at any rate i was freaking out so i snapped the BN and left a lil piece of it in the clam. About 5 min passed and it released the stub but now im scared that if i did hurt it to the point of death that i wont be around and it will jack my params up. Is there anyway to tell if its dieing? What should i look for? Thanks for any help. FML
SarahSmile
:)
- Location
- Tropical Ohio
Ohhhhh geez, I would have liked to see all of that on video, I've knocked over corals then stumbled backwards and fell over my dog before...Wouldn't it be great if we could keep our hands out of the tank for once! It's just so darn hard to resist.... Is the clam still opening/closing like normal, i.e. is it doing what it normally does?
Can you try spot feeding him?
Can you try spot feeding him?
little_fish
Reef pro
- Location
- ABQ, NM
Trust me you will know, the mantel will kinda fall inward and they wont respond to you waving your hand over it. It will also stink beyond belief if you pull it out.
That sucks dude, my friend killed my clam on accident too.
That sucks dude, my friend killed my clam on accident too.
little_fish
Reef pro
- Location
- ABQ, NM
I would give it at least 3 days to see it it perks up, but its pretty obvious when they are dying.
Northstar24
The Tang Herder
- Location
- Milwaukee, WI
Sorry to hear about that Dana :(
I couldn't resist a Black Leopard Wrasse that I saw at the LFS the other day. It was out and about and eating frozen so I took it home. It was in the tank 30 seconds, I took my eye off of it, and all I saw was a puff of sand, its buried somewhere
I couldn't resist a Black Leopard Wrasse that I saw at the LFS the other day. It was out and about and eating frozen so I took it home. It was in the tank 30 seconds, I took my eye off of it, and all I saw was a puff of sand, its buried somewhere
