fishbait
I found Nemo
- Location
- southeast oklahoma
looks like montipora to me three. they like lots of light and lots of flow. like biff said keep it up high, and if you have a powerhead slightly aim it toward the coral.
Ten gal.
- Thread starter hibye
- Start date
RigoSharon
LIVING REEFS INTERN
- Location
- mayaguez, Puerto Rico
nice corals hybie
SSalty
Team Liquid Force
- Location
- North Dakota
Looking good dude. How the heck do you sleep with that tank right next to you?
fishbait
I found Nemo
- Location
- southeast oklahoma
lol, just don't sleep with you're mouth open! you may wake up with a clownfish in you're mouth if one decides to jump!
hotimportknight
New! Big Tank Club!
- Location
- Marshfield, WI USA
Isnt that an excessive amount of cleaners for a 10 gallon? I caught grief for having 10 turbos in my 50g from everyone. I know now from the comparison biff made, 4 in her 240 gallon... None have died with the exception of 1, that got trapped in a crack in a rock, hes been in there for a while and I tried for 5 minutes to get it out, but somehow he found a 1 way ticket into that crack and it just does not fit out anymore...
Looking good though hibye!
Looking good though hibye!
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
Yeah...you are right about the overkill of turbos, Cory. But I just kinda stopped replying to these posts...
tizapolgar
Zymurgist
- Location
- Tallahassee, FL USA
Yeah, clean up crews are overrated...I think that stores and websites just make a ton of money off of things like reef "tune-up" crews and push them on people.
I have a couple of turbos, some narcarious (spelling...I know...too lazy and intoxicated after an archaeology conference party to look it up), and about a million collonistas, and I think the collonistas do more than the "real" cleaner-uppers combined. I have three or four hermits, and I guess they do stuff...I think that most of my clean-up comes from Those Things Which We Do Not Normally See; the hitch-hikers that come out at night, pods, and so forth. This is in a 25, by the way. My wife's 40 actually has FEWER purchased clean up critters and is probably "cleaner" than the 25.
So yeah hibye...go easy on the snails, I'd say. No need to overdo it. "Nature" will do its thing if you steward it well.
I have a couple of turbos, some narcarious (spelling...I know...too lazy and intoxicated after an archaeology conference party to look it up), and about a million collonistas, and I think the collonistas do more than the "real" cleaner-uppers combined. I have three or four hermits, and I guess they do stuff...I think that most of my clean-up comes from Those Things Which We Do Not Normally See; the hitch-hikers that come out at night, pods, and so forth. This is in a 25, by the way. My wife's 40 actually has FEWER purchased clean up critters and is probably "cleaner" than the 25.
So yeah hibye...go easy on the snails, I'd say. No need to overdo it. "Nature" will do its thing if you steward it well.
RigoSharon
LIVING REEFS INTERN
- Location
- mayaguez, Puerto Rico
great !!...
MikMcgyver
Vlamingi owner 4 life!
- Location
- Orange County, CA
Hibye, focus dude.......
Rcpilot
Reef pro
- Location
- Melbourne, FL
What is it? I couldn't see a damn thing. Is that a fish tank? What's that greenish/yellow blob moving around? Are you BEATING on that camera with a stick? Turn the volume down next time kid!
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
I think the greenish/yellow blob is a goby!
