Dankbardy31 24g Nano Journal

dankbardy31

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Thanks everyone. My goal is to get that rock in the front with the radioactives on it covered with a bunch of different colored zoos. I would also like a brain and a hammer in there some where. SLowly but surely.
 

dankbardy31

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Replaced the metal halide bulb on the nano today. Hopefully the corals will enjoy the new light and flourish like weeds. Does anyone have a recommendation on a brand of iodine and trace elements to dose with?
 

dankbardy31

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Just tried my hand at gluing a lil polyp frag to one of my small rocks. Hopefully it will survive and flourish. Also added a couple hermits and some more coralline astrea snails, and a emerald crab to the tank today. Should be buying some more coral soon too.
 

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Good news all around. The g.b.polyps that I glued are doing perfect. I also glued a piece of a leather coral and that is doing fine as well. Added a cleaner shrimp to each tank on wed. night and they are both doing fine as well. Had some family over for a party and impressed the hell out of all of them with the tanks. It was awesome. May go coral shopping tomorrow night for frags, will see if I have time to go to O.C.
 

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Ok so here are some pics. Basically there is a FTS, SIde TS, pic of the leather frag with a zoo, the gbp frag, my goby, the leather, and shot of the new cleaner. I should make it down to seaside for another 3 frags next weekend or the following weekend. just didn't have the time this weekend. I did my first testing in a long as$ time and all naugty's tested zero on both tanks. Thinking about perhaps setting up a pico in the next few months thanks to Neil's cool inspiration.







 

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Pretty much finalized the pico tank idea. Within a month I should have one, just don't know if I'm going to do a nano cube 6g or one of the aqua medic 9 gallon tanks or just a bunch of seperates. Any info or recommendations will be welcome. The goal for the tank would be some corals inverts and eventually seahorses.
 
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