coral keeper
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Yeah.
Coral Keepers 28 gallon Nano-Cube HQI diary.
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Originally Posted by nissan577
http:///forum/post/2774734
well like what duh? lol
lol, fish, inverts, and maybe a few more sps corals.
http:///forum/post/2774734
well like what duh? lol
lol, fish, inverts, and maybe a few more sps corals.
coral keeper
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lol, wanna donate some to the Moses society?
coral keeper
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I also don't have any money, I bought all the frags I could.
coral keeper
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lol
coral keeper
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Sure.
coral keeper
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coral keeper
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Ummm... No, I already have a xbox 360. Try craigslist, you'll have better luck there.
clownfish11
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i traded my 360 and games and acc for ps3 games and acc WOOT!!!!
here i come to own you rebel
here i come to own you rebel
bang guy
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Originally Posted by Coral Keeper
http:///forum/post/2774540
In the summer, my tank reached 86F and the clams were perfectly fine.
I wanted to mention dissolved oxygen with higher temps. If two tanks are identical except for temperature then the tank with the higher water temperature will have less dissolved oxygen.
At higher temperatures you need to be very sure that you have plenty of water circulation.
Also keep in mind that each species has its individual requirements. Not all corals can thrive at temperatures in the mid 80's. Acropora are notorious for their high oxygen demand. Sometimes in the tropics when the doldrums hit the water temperate climbs and the waves and currents slow down due to less wind. This combination will kill corals, even in the ocean.
http:///forum/post/2774540
In the summer, my tank reached 86F and the clams were perfectly fine.
I wanted to mention dissolved oxygen with higher temps. If two tanks are identical except for temperature then the tank with the higher water temperature will have less dissolved oxygen.
At higher temperatures you need to be very sure that you have plenty of water circulation.
Also keep in mind that each species has its individual requirements. Not all corals can thrive at temperatures in the mid 80's. Acropora are notorious for their high oxygen demand. Sometimes in the tropics when the doldrums hit the water temperate climbs and the waves and currents slow down due to less wind. This combination will kill corals, even in the ocean.