coral keeper
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I'm thinking about getting a Mono sebae and converting it into saltwater for my reef tank. When I was starting SW I converted a few guppies into SW and everyone gave me hell for doing that....
freshwater mollys in saltwater :)
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coral keeper
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I'm thinking about getting a Mono Sebae and converting it into saltwater for my reef tank. When I was starting SW I converted a few guppies into SW and everyone gave me hell for doing that.... Here are a few pictures of a few Mono Sebaes that I'm thinking about getting for my reef tank.
jelly-shrimp
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Originally Posted by ponyta810
http:///forum/post/2900381
ive heard that fluke or flounder are actually very easy to convert
I've caught a flounder in a freshwater lake once, it was all slimy and brownish-red though..kinda creepy, and its eye wasn't fully morphed over ...eeeeeeww.....
http:///forum/post/2900381
ive heard that fluke or flounder are actually very easy to convert
I've caught a flounder in a freshwater lake once, it was all slimy and brownish-red though..kinda creepy, and its eye wasn't fully morphed over ...eeeeeeww.....
aquaknight
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Eeeehhhhh fudge.....
Apparently this one didn't take. I bought 3 for my refugium since it's hard to reach to clean. He traveled or floated through my fuge return line, through the little drain slot in my sump, though my Mag 18 return, and up the return piping and attached to the Koralia 4. These were Petland fish. Going to get some more from a real LFS Sat.
Apparently this one didn't take. I bought 3 for my refugium since it's hard to reach to clean. He traveled or floated through my fuge return line, through the little drain slot in my sump, though my Mag 18 return, and up the return piping and attached to the Koralia 4. These were Petland fish. Going to get some more from a real LFS Sat.
cleve_seahorse
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Originally Posted by Coral Keeper
http:///forum/post/2923473
I'm thinking about getting a Mono Sebae and converting it into saltwater for my reef tank. When I was starting SW I converted a few guppies into SW and everyone gave me hell for doing that.... Here are a few pictures of a few Mono Sebaes that I'm thinking about getting for my reef tank.
Those are beautiful fish , and from what I read just as easy to convert as mollies
http:///forum/post/2923473
I'm thinking about getting a Mono Sebae and converting it into saltwater for my reef tank. When I was starting SW I converted a few guppies into SW and everyone gave me hell for doing that.... Here are a few pictures of a few Mono Sebaes that I'm thinking about getting for my reef tank.
Those are beautiful fish , and from what I read just as easy to convert as mollies
cleve_seahorse
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More pics , my black female decided to come of hiding and school with my golden sailfins aka creamscile lyetail....yay....schooling fish in a seahorse tank !!! pretty unheard of !!! I'm so excited about this, all I've had were gobies , firefish ....generally very shy non schooling fish....I have 2 females , 1 male.....eating , pooping and trying to mate....hehe....haven't seen it yet but it'll happen soon
excuse the glare...I try
cleve_seahorse
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Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/2923807
Eeeehhhhh fudge.....
Apparently this one didn't take. I bought 3 for my refugium since it's hard to reach to clean. He traveled or floated through my fuge return line, through the little drain slot in my sump, though my Mag 18 return, and up the return piping and attached to the Koralia 4. These were Petland fish. Going to get some more from a real LFS Sat.
Wow...that was quite an adventure that one had before his demise....I'm sorry , that sucks to lose one
