My 150 reef

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mr.reef

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the tank is so clean and the rock work is great at that what kind of star is that???
 
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jojo727

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Originally Posted by PHXFishGuy
http:///forum/post/2885688
Thank you. It's a work in progress, but I am very happy with it. Already thinking about an upgrade in a couple of years.
i know what you! my wife and i are already talking about when we sell this house leaving the tank in the wall and buying a bigger tank for the new house
 

patrick8929

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very nice looking tank!! i love the rock work!! maybe im wrong but are those frogspawn kind of bleached i think they are supposed to be a more rich darker green.
what lights are you using?
 
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mr.reef

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i dont think they r i have had them white before and i am running mh light they come in white and green i think. with the fake plants out it looks good and is that live or base rock???
 

phxfishguy

Member
Originally Posted by -Tara33-
http:///forum/post/2885690
really nice tank, quite the collection of tangs to, do they get along well, they do look healthy!
Thank you.
The tangs do get along. Once in awhile I see some nipped fins. But for the most part they don't bother each other. The Vlamingi is now as big as the Hippo. He has grown really fast. They actually all swim in kind of a school.
 

phxfishguy

Member
Originally Posted by JoJo727
http:///forum/post/2885743
i know what you! my wife and i are already talking about when we sell this house leaving the tank in the wall and buying a bigger tank for the new house
I have already planned out what I want. A 300-350 gallon tank that you can view from both sides under my stairs.
 

phxfishguy

Member
Originally Posted by patrick8929
http:///forum/post/2885819
very nice looking tank!! i love the rock work!! maybe im wrong but are those frogspawn kind of bleached i think they are supposed to be a more rich darker green.
what lights are you using?
The frogspawn is actually yellow. Our tank has PC lights (2 50/50 and 2 full actinic). I went with mostly actinic to try and bring the color out more but think I will go back to 2 10K and 2 actinic when I have to replace them.
 

phxfishguy

Member
Originally Posted by MR.reef
http:///forum/post/2885891
i dont think they r i have had them white before and i am running mh light they come in white and green i think. with the fake plants out it looks good and is that live or base rock???
I actually just pulled out that last one on the right. I have also added a few more pieces of rock and some more corals. I need to take some new pics and will post them. It is all live rock, no base rock in there.
 

phxfishguy

Member
I bought a second tank (30 gallon) and added the residents to my big tank. I wasn't sure what to expect when I added the new coral banded shrimp to live with my old one since everything I read said not to do it.
But I figured the tank was big enough that they might not ever cross paths since the old one never seemed to venture far from his "spot". This is what happened within 30 minutes and now they are inseparable.
I also added a maroon clownfish, a royal gramma and took a chance on a coral beauty.


 

crypt keeper

Active Member
if its aggressive take it back and get a Flame angel. Much prettier and not nearly as aggressive/
Gorgeous tank. Are your snails breeding? I forget the name but they can become a issue
 

phxfishguy

Member
Not worried about the aggressiveness, but slightly concerned it may bother some of the corals. But so far, no problems. He has been in there about a month.
 

phxfishguy

Member
Latest update. I've lost the Fridmani. Came home one day and his belly was huge and white. By the next evening, he was nowhere to be seen.
I assume my brittle starfish had a snack.
Also, the coral beauty has decimated my xenia. They are all now just stubs.
I'm pretty sure he also took out one of my LPS. I want to get him out but it is impossible to catch him with all of the rock work. If anyone has suggestions that doesn't involve tearing up my tank, I would love to hear them.
 
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