Chuck's DIY journal
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chuckcac
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i really need to update this thread... i promise to post pics.
where the DT is at;
2 ocellaris clowns
1 purple firefish
1 banded watchman goby
1 bulls-eye pistol shrimp
1 skunk cleaner shrimp
1 peppermint shrimp (had two... one went MIA)
1 emerald crab
1 turbo snail (lost three)
1 cerith snail (lost one)
2 nassarius snails
2 blue leg hermits
1 reef hermit (lost three)
2 kenya tree
future plans to add one more fish (maybe a foxface - i still dont know), a large tube worm, a gorgonian and maybe a porcellain crab...
where the refugium is at;
2 nassarius snails
2 cerith snails
1 turbo snail
4 reef hermits
1 small halimeda (macro algae)
future plans to add some caulerpa and upgrade the lighting
after a couple of months there are spots of purple coraline growing everywhere.... currently i am saving my $$ for some new T5's... i intend to build a canopy too.... then i can start adding the corals i want....
i know, i know.... picutes right?
where the DT is at;
2 ocellaris clowns
1 purple firefish
1 banded watchman goby
1 bulls-eye pistol shrimp
1 skunk cleaner shrimp
1 peppermint shrimp (had two... one went MIA)
1 emerald crab
1 turbo snail (lost three)
1 cerith snail (lost one)
2 nassarius snails
2 blue leg hermits
1 reef hermit (lost three)
2 kenya tree
future plans to add one more fish (maybe a foxface - i still dont know), a large tube worm, a gorgonian and maybe a porcellain crab...
where the refugium is at;
2 nassarius snails
2 cerith snails
1 turbo snail
4 reef hermits
1 small halimeda (macro algae)
future plans to add some caulerpa and upgrade the lighting
after a couple of months there are spots of purple coraline growing everywhere.... currently i am saving my $$ for some new T5's... i intend to build a canopy too.... then i can start adding the corals i want....
i know, i know.... picutes right?
The Coco worm I got from AH 2 weeks ago is doing great. They still had a bunch of them when I was there last Sunday. They are also now carrying live rotifers for feeding worms and corals. A professor at Southhampton college is raising them and selling them to benefit his marine science class. They sell a 16oz bottle of them for $8 and half the proceeds go back to the school program.