first pics of my new 75

[beerformep]

first pics since swapping everything from my 55gall.I m using a wet dry sump this time alomg with sand (hated the cc).Any suugestion on how long to leave the canister filter running? I used the water from my 55.Also how do i get the rose ane. off the glass?
Thanks

 

[beerformep]

another

 

[mr. tuna]

I really like it. :yes:
NICE!!

 

[saltynewbie]

looks great.. .how about some closeups of some of your corals? :yes:

 

[ty_05_f]

I would let the anenome decide where it likes instead of risking damaging the foot in a move. Great shots I wish I could get a bigger tank.:joy:

 

[beerformep]

sorry im working with a 100.00 camera..so the photos arent that great
heres some zoos

 

[beerformep]

just put on two 175 xm 20000k mh and 220 pc blue act. bulbs.Looks real blue in pics but awsome in person.heres a pic of the side view with a colt and some zoos

 

[beerformep]

heres my brian

 

[beerformep]

another colt and my hermit snatching goby. He loves to drag them into his cave

 

[viper_930]

The anemone probably likes it up there on the glass. But just in case you still want to move him somewhere else and see if he goes back, here's the best way to do it.
Use a long fingernail or an old credit card and slowly and carefully slip a corner of it between the glass and the anemone's foot. Then, GRADUALLY pry the rest of the anemone up. This part should take minutes, not seconds, so you may want to get maybe a stool and get into a comfortable position before you begin.

 

[stapler]

I think it looks cool up there on the glass. kinda fills in all that empty space back there, and you dont have to worry about it moving around and stinging your other corals.

 

[kpk]

Nice shots! Pretty good quality for a $100.00 camera...lol

 

[harlequinnut]

Don't know if this will work, try directing a powerhead straight at it and see if he'll move. It might take a while so be patient. HTH

 

[saltynewbie]

beautiful zoo's!