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hey i like my damsel :D

the tank is only a 25 gal i don't have to many options lol Right now i have a yelow candy hogfish, blue damsel, maroon clwn, lawnmower blenny and a two spot goby that wont eat anything so i don't think he will last to long.

Here are some pics i took today let me know what you think! Some coraline

i know this thread is old, but i haven't seen it before lol I didn'y have my tank running during wilma but even though it hit only like 20 miles south of me my power was only out for about 10 hours. It was pretty impressive storm though. Glads to hear there wasn't to much damage to your tank...

25gal display (40gal total system) reef blue damsel 1" bluespot damsel 1/2" yellow candy hogfish 2" Maroon Clown 2" twinspot goby 1" lawnmower blenny 3" Corals/Inverts cleaner shrimp snails/crabs deresa clam pipe organ corals pink tip frogspawn candy cane coral xenia

i can't see the pics on the first page, are they taken down?

My favorite fish is the yellow candy hogfish and the maroon clowns. Here is a pic of the hogfish Here is mine, but i can never get a good pic of him, he's to fast lol and here is my baby maroon

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Sounds like you got it down now, and like they said keep your PH stable. 8.3 is perfect.

My dwarf fuzzy lion in my reef :D

Here is mine. It's a deresa and i have it under MH :D This is an pic before i redid my tank, now it's up on the rocks. here is the tank, you can see it up on rock in this pic.

SPS are sensitive to nitrates and need really good water quality. With all the feedings that the sun coral needs my water doesn't stay as good as it needs to be for thoes types of corals. To bad you don't live in southwest florida i would probally sell it to you.

This coral really isn't for a beginner, they are hard to keep up. Mine is doing good, but i might get rid of it once i start getting SPS corals ect. I don't think thoes corals can handle the bad water quality that is caused by feeding the sun.

so the bowl trick worked for you :D Sun corals don't need light, thats why they have to bed fed so much. I have MH lighting and the coral doesn't care. The downside to that is it really makes your water quality go down. Mine can down a whole cube of mysis in one feeding. I really like mine...

what i do is melt a cube of mysis in a cup and squirt about 1/2 of it in the bowl. I blow it around a little then let the coral sit for about 20 min then blow the mysis around again. It can take a couple days for it to learn that the mysis is actually food, but it should start comming out good.

I payed $45 for mine too :D I feed mine frozen mysis shrimp normally daily. It has alot of babies polyps growing too :D I'll have to get some new pics once it decides to open up for me again :D

Here is mine here it is eating, i just wait till it's open to feed it then i use a turkey baster and it catched 95% of the food, the hermits pic up the rest.

I normally feed mine everyday, so i would say do it, it needs the extra food, espically looking like that. It is opening up good though. Another way to feed it is to take it out of the tank and put it into a bowl with a bunch off food. It will open up for the food, plus it won't mess up your...

Here is mine. Hasn't opened in a wile though, because it's mad at me for rearanging the tank lol

he might end up eating the percs when it gets bigger but the maroon should be safe :D