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Congrats Seth.

I like learning more and more each day, making friends on forums like this, my favorite thing is building new systems and tanks.

Thanks Renee,

Quote: Originally Posted by Bang Guy It was in the Lagoon on a cinder block believe it or not. There were a lot of juveniles in the Lagoon, perhaps 50. The adults ignore the ungendered Clownfish. As they begin to mature they get kicked out. I knew you had something like that up your sleeve...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bang Guy Bang Guy you have some explaining to do with this shot. I see two adults and 5 juvies, what's up with this?

Good idea run it, it will only help. Surprized you didn't like a sump though?

I used to run an FX5, nice canister, why not get another one of them, lots of water movement.

Nice progression, good job. Cocoa Beach, is that close to Pompno Beach and if so the power plant is it Wheelabrator North Broward.

I don't think so, the first canister will keep the tank going while the other starts to pick up the beneficial bacteria. It is good to have two canisters, only do maintenance on one, clean one one moth then the other the next. How big is your tank and what kind of canisters are you running?

Quote: Originally Posted by Gemmy Absolutely gorgeous!!! You are making me want to take my tank in a completely different direction. Thanks Gemmy, they are a lot of fun, feeding time is the best.

Almost 4 months old......

Quote: Originally Posted by saxman Someone has to bust your chops, my brotha!

Quote: Originally Posted by saxman Psssst...dood...your fish is upside-down... ;-) He is always upside down even when he eats, LOL

I forgot about the cockatoo waspfish, one of my favorites

65 lion tank today fu manchu

65 liontank with two mantis tanks on same sump Mombassae Mombassae in QT small yellow brown fuzzy zebra and brown fuzzy in 65 - new set up hair algae gone dwarf zebra peacock mantis

I think a fuzzy would be a great fish to start out with they are a bit easier to convert to frozen.

Yes d zebra - no problem I have better pictures. I will post some later.

Be careful with puffers and lions - puffers can be nippy. Have you considered dwarf fuzzies, fu manchu, cockatoo wasps. Also lions and wasps can be jumpers

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