jon_fiasco
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heres a couple pics of my sand bed rocks and one of my percs
brand new 20g setup
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the rock on the left side of the tank is starting to grow some light purple stuff on it.... im really hoping its coraline, besides the ceriths do you think a couple more scarlet hermits would be to many....?
jon_fiasco
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nissan do you no of ne lfs that sell these types of snails here in this general area
jon_fiasco
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meowzer i was about ready to add my fire fish this weekend, rlablan made a suggestion that i should wait another week before i add another fish..
on the coral side i really dont no what i sould add all i really wanted was a couple of zoas and some mushrooms.. besides that an anemone a feather duster thats pretty much it
on the coral side i really dont no what i sould add all i really wanted was a couple of zoas and some mushrooms.. besides that an anemone a feather duster thats pretty much it
meowzer
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Well an anemone is out for a few months. They need to go into established tanks that are a "minimum" of 6 months old.
You just added the 2 clowns...what 1 week ago? Remember..you will not be able to add too much more livestock.
I think 2 weeks in between fish should be okay..as long as you are testing your water, and have NO changes.
I also think you can add zoas anytime you want.
Feather dusters are filter feeders. I do not see why you couldn't add one of these now.
Looking back...you may have a problem keeping an anemone with that pc light
You just added the 2 clowns...what 1 week ago? Remember..you will not be able to add too much more livestock.
I think 2 weeks in between fish should be okay..as long as you are testing your water, and have NO changes.
I also think you can add zoas anytime you want.
Feather dusters are filter feeders. I do not see why you couldn't add one of these now.
Looking back...you may have a problem keeping an anemone with that pc light
rlablan
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Feather dusters will be the next thing to go into my tank. I think they are sooo neat. They are brown mostly, but if you want a bit of color you could go for a coco worm instead. They are basically the same as a feather duster, they just have a bright white tube with shorter, bushier feathers that are bright pink and white. Really cool looking. A bit pricier though.
All I said was that I would wait out this weekend between then at the least. If you add your fish too fast, you will become bored quickly. That is the biggest downside to a small tank...
Get a Zoo frag!!!! YAY!!! I would love to see some in your tank...
All I said was that I would wait out this weekend between then at the least. If you add your fish too fast, you will become bored quickly. That is the biggest downside to a small tank...
jon_fiasco
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ok so ill be looking into hopefully a feather duster this weekend coming up along with maybe a firefish..
do u think i i place the anemone towards the top of the tank ne wehre in the middle where its gettings a direct amount of light should that make ne changes on how the anemone will live a long and heathy life in my tank..
ive already made my mind up on the live stock ill be getting regarding the coral ill just need to look into which ones have the most color and which ones will fit best in my tank.....
do u think i i place the anemone towards the top of the tank ne wehre in the middle where its gettings a direct amount of light should that make ne changes on how the anemone will live a long and heathy life in my tank..
ive already made my mind up on the live stock ill be getting regarding the coral ill just need to look into which ones have the most color and which ones will fit best in my tank.....
meowzer
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IDK...Before I got my MH lights, I tried everything, and killed quite a few anemones. Now my tank is also a lot bigger.
I did try an anemone in my 54g once under a dual satellite, that also died.
It's a risk, but remember, not to even think about it until the tank is over 6 months, and also the water has to be near perfect too
I did try an anemone in my 54g once under a dual satellite, that also died.
It's a risk, but remember, not to even think about it until the tank is over 6 months, and also the water has to be near perfect too
jon_fiasco
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rlablan my bad if this makes you feel weird that im throwing out your name, im just trying to get everything right the first time around.. what type of zoa should i add to my tank
jon_fiasco
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i think that place is owned by the father in law of some dude that works at my job, i just gotta ask him again
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lmao ok im not share if that was scarism or not but ill take it the way it is... its just a big lfs and they have a lot of employees
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lol is it wrong if i go out this weekend coming up and buy a firefish and a feather duster
meowzer
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Originally Posted by Jon_fiasco
http:///forum/post/3101449
lol is it wrong if i go out this weekend coming up and buy a firefish and a feather duster
You are soooo funny. Wrong for who? As long as your new guys are doing good, and your tests are still coming back good.....NO it is NOT wrong
http:///forum/post/3101449
lol is it wrong if i go out this weekend coming up and buy a firefish and a feather duster
You are soooo funny. Wrong for who? As long as your new guys are doing good, and your tests are still coming back good.....NO it is NOT wrong