I have a bicolor angel, tomato clown, Mcosker's flasher wrasse, banggai cardinal and a green chromis. It is about 65lbs of live rock with a few different mushrooms attached. BTW the blue coral is fake. I added it for color a couple of months ago.
Originally Posted by VinnyRaptor http:///forum/post/2837300
beautiful! not overstocked and crystal clear! very nice...
Just how do you keep it that clear??? Even the glass...I have so many problems getting salt film off.
Thanks for the replies! My wife says I have OCD when it comes to maintaing my tank. I do 25% water changes every couple of weeks but I clean the glass almost every day. The sand bed is only about 1/2 - 1" so it is easier to keep clean. The sand is really white. believe it or not, it is the Estes brand reef sand that I got from a mom and pop LFS in 5lb bags for about $4.99ea.
I have 3 Koralia PH's for circulation and a Aqua C Remora skimmer. I traded the McCoskers wrasse in for a hawaiian blue puffer and my chromis went carpet surfing overnight. My first casualty in close to a year of this tank being set up. My puffer, bicolor angel and tomato clown are doing great. I would like to add 1 last fish but can't decide. Any suggestions other than another wrasse?
wow i love the rock work. where did you get the large peices of LR. i cant find anything that big. as far as fish im not expert but i have always liked the Firefish. you could probly do 2 of them imo. looks good. i would love to know more about your filtration system. i have all hob stuff for my tank and i would love to go sump.
Thanks. As far as my liverock, I guess I was right place, right time. I got it from a LFS outside of Cincinnati. 5 big pieces totaling 65lbs. The coraline has really started to cover the rock nicely. I don't like the looks of coraline covered glass, so I try to stay on top of scraping it so the glass stays clean. The only thing is, my glass has quite a few minor scratches. Only using the liverock and a HOB Aqua C Remora skimmer w/ (3) koralia's for circulation. I will take another daytime picture as they seem to be clearer than the last one I took. The more I think about it, I may just stick with the 3 fish I have. "Less is More." Although I am constantly changing my mind .
Originally Posted by dolphinsfan http:///forum/post/2838633
Thanks for the replies! My wife says I have OCD when it comes to maintaing my tank. I do 25% water changes every couple of weeks but I clean the glass almost every day. The sand bed is only about 1/2 - 1" so it is easier to keep clean. The sand is really white. believe it or not, it is the Estes brand reef sand that I got from a mom and pop LFS in 5lb bags for about $4.99ea.
I have 3 Koralia PH's for circulation and a Aqua C Remora skimmer. I traded the McCoskers wrasse in for a hawaiian blue puffer and my chromis went carpet surfing overnight. My first casualty in close to a year of this tank being set up. My puffer, bicolor angel and tomato clown are doing great. I would like to add 1 last fish but can't decide. Any suggestions other than another wrasse?
i think you might be done as far as fish go. you could add something tiny like a royal gramma or psuedochromis. how bout a cool shrimp or two? starfish? an anemone for the tomato? thats what i was thinking...
Thanks for the comments. I added a royal gramma as my last fish a few days ago. So my final fish list is: bicolor angel, tomato clown, hawaiian blue puffer and a royal gramma.