My 24g Aqua Pod
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6mmmedic
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Originally Posted by ZacG
http:///forum/post/2966957
yea thats pretty cool i know i wanna a sun coral
We just got an orange suncoral a few weeks ago from SWF. It is really cool!! It mostly comes out at night, but it does come out occaisionally during the day. It is gorgeous! The description said it would be 1-2 inches, but it is twice that big! Definately got our dollars worth! I will post a pic of it, but just realized that I dont have one of it open!
http:///forum/post/2966957
yea thats pretty cool i know i wanna a sun coral
We just got an orange suncoral a few weeks ago from SWF. It is really cool!! It mostly comes out at night, but it does come out occaisionally during the day. It is gorgeous! The description said it would be 1-2 inches, but it is twice that big! Definately got our dollars worth! I will post a pic of it, but just realized that I dont have one of it open!
nano-newb1983
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Originally Posted by ZacG
http:///forum/post/2966941
anyone got any recomendations as to what coral i need to get next? i want something with alot of color.
+1 on a monti
or get some colorful zoos, or maybe a acan
http:///forum/post/2966941
anyone got any recomendations as to what coral i need to get next? i want something with alot of color.
+1 on a monti
or get some colorful zoos, or maybe a acan
spanko
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Originally Posted by ZacG
http:///forum/post/2967004
hey nissan whats a good carpet anemone?
hey Zac, I would suggest you do some intense research into this specimen. They grow extremely large and will eat any fish they can capture. I believe there is a thread up here somewhere that the posters carpet ate a large tang.
http:///forum/post/2967004
hey nissan whats a good carpet anemone?
hey Zac, I would suggest you do some intense research into this specimen. They grow extremely large and will eat any fish they can capture. I believe there is a thread up here somewhere that the posters carpet ate a large tang.
nano-newb1983
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Originally Posted by ZacG
http:///forum/post/2968524
yeah he constantly looks like he is pissed off at the world. i wonderin if i should get him out of my tank
I would get him out, so wanna risk him killin something else.. See if you can swap him for a Clear Shrimp, neat looking and very friendly
Also, your clam... i would prolly pove him onto the rocks, i have been told they dont like it on the sandbed.. Lets say, he digs himself into the sand and will try to attact to the glass on bottom, then you tri to move him you will rip off his foot an kill him
http:///forum/post/2968524
yeah he constantly looks like he is pissed off at the world. i wonderin if i should get him out of my tank
I would get him out, so wanna risk him killin something else.. See if you can swap him for a Clear Shrimp, neat looking and very friendly
Also, your clam... i would prolly pove him onto the rocks, i have been told they dont like it on the sandbed.. Lets say, he digs himself into the sand and will try to attact to the glass on bottom, then you tri to move him you will rip off his foot an kill him
hlcroghan
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I would agree it is best in the long run IMO. You could just put all your livestock and lr and as much water as possible into a large rubbermaid container with the heater and powerhead.
Get out the cc and rinse and wipe down the inside of the tank so you don't have a nitrate problem. Then you could refill the tank a little with good seawater or premixed saltwater at the same sg as you tank water and slowly put back the lr, then the sand (maybe add some pods to start the seeding of the tank and then after the sand storm has died down, turn off the light and start to add back in your livestock using a specimen container, not a net. Just make sure it is not more than a 50% water change and that all parameters are the same such as temp, salinity, etc...
Get out the cc and rinse and wipe down the inside of the tank so you don't have a nitrate problem. Then you could refill the tank a little with good seawater or premixed saltwater at the same sg as you tank water and slowly put back the lr, then the sand (maybe add some pods to start the seeding of the tank and then after the sand storm has died down, turn off the light and start to add back in your livestock using a specimen container, not a net. Just make sure it is not more than a 50% water change and that all parameters are the same such as temp, salinity, etc...
nissan577
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Originally Posted by ZacG
http:///forum/post/2969556
ok update: i just tried to do it the "safe way" is what i was told by a local woman who has been doin saltwater for 20 years i scooped out about 1/4 of my cc with a cup and then tested everything a my nitrate=0,nitrite=0,ammonia=0,and ph=8.0 what should be my next step
cal and alk test!
http:///forum/post/2969556
ok update: i just tried to do it the "safe way" is what i was told by a local woman who has been doin saltwater for 20 years i scooped out about 1/4 of my cc with a cup and then tested everything a my nitrate=0,nitrite=0,ammonia=0,and ph=8.0 what should be my next step
cal and alk test!
nissan577
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nano-newb1983
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looks great dude