Happity's 8g Nano

happitylogan

happitylogan

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I rearranged my lr today, I'm going to wait for all the debris to settle before I post pictures of the new set up. The new rock has two perfect shelves on it and it is now the centerpiece of the tank :)
If all my lr and ls were from a previously cycled tank would I have to wait for myn to cycle? There was no die off whatsoever on any, as it was all in water during transportation (maybe a tiny dieoff), but yeah...
also, i have a pinkish read anenome on the new rock and I wanted to know if he was good or bad? I will post pics here in a bit for identification
 
subielover

subielover

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I would still wait a few weeks just to be safe. As far as a snowflake clown, not sure about that but they are big bucks
 
happitylogan

happitylogan

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yeah, I found one snowflake online and they wanted $300 for it, it was on craigslist though in washington or something. i wish :)
i planned on waiting at least two to three weeks before i introduce anything alive, other than the hitchiker anenome who is already in there and doing fine at this point
 
subielover

subielover

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If it were my tank I would take the anemone out, especially if it was a hitchhiker. If that thing dies, which it most likely will, your whole tank could take a dive very fast. Its just not worth it, especially for a hitcher. JMO
 
happitylogan

happitylogan

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yeah,how do you remove it? Can I just pluck it off or do I need to buy some sort of chemical to kill it? Are there any chemicals that can help speed up my cycle? I'm so anxious to see it with my corals :)
 
subielover

subielover

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Hmm, not sure how to remove as I have never had one. Post a thread in the clownfish/anemone section. As for adding something to quicken the cycle. I wouldn't just do your research in the meantime. What are your parameters anyhow??
 
happitylogan

happitylogan

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they are all 0, ph is 8.2-8.3, its all too perfect. Both times that i have checked, every other day. Thats why i think that it's already cycled
 
happitylogan

happitylogan

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front view

side view

some sort of anenome... good or bad?


on another note, my dog (she's died blue), and my fw cichlid 46g bowfront in the background
 
happitylogan

happitylogan

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Woo page 2!!! :) I got an identification on my anenome. He is a red hawaiian anenome... and I've decided to keep him and see if he survives my cycle. Hopefully my picasso clown will host the anenome when i get him, that'd be awesome:)
hopefully it doesn't get too big, otherwise I am going to get rid of it :)
ttyl guys :)
 
happitylogan

happitylogan

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So, I rearranged my rocks for the last and final time. I'm finally satisfied :)
Need to charge my camera's batteries, then I will get pics posted.
Their is one big arch now, with lots of little crevices for coral
 
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