my 29

jhawk

jhawk

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In my 29 I only have a Royal Gramma,Clarkii clown and a Cleaner Shrimp.After X-mas they are moving to the 65
 
alix2.0

alix2.0

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Originally Posted by jhawk
In my 29 I only have a Royal Gramma,Clarkii clown and a Cleaner Shrimp.After X-mas they are moving to the 65

nice! im thinking around april im gonna get either a 50 / 55G or a 75G and use the original 20 long for a sump. gonna be nice to have some more swimming room. what else is in your 65?
 
jhawk

jhawk

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Not sure yet I have to get a LMB for the wife.I want a sailfin tang but not sure when we will find a house we like to but then we will set the 150 up.About tired of fish after the Bicolor angel ate 110$ in corals while I was at work
 
jhawk

jhawk

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Originally Posted by alix2.0
nice! im thinking around april im gonna get either a 50 / 55G or a 75G and use the original 20 long for a sump. gonna be nice to have some more swimming room. what else is in your 65?
Go with the 75 alot more floor space
 
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In my 29, I have a percula clown, bicolor blenny, yellowfin fairy wrasse (which I traded my sixline wrasse in for) and a scooter blenny that eats prepared foods. With them, there is a variety of "swimming" patterns...
The clown "wiggles" around everywhere in the tank, the blenny will perch in his hole or on the rocks, swimming around occassionally kissing the glass and rocks for algae, the fairy wrasse will hover around the middle and then dart quickly around the back, and the scooter blenny will scoot around along the bottom or "hang glide" around the rocks and glass.

I loved my sixline and hated it that I decided to trade him in.
I happened to fall in love with the fairy wrasse... saw something a deep, bright pink with lime green top fins and HAD to have it! It's a GORGEOUS fish, but started to nip at my blenny, which is my absolute favorite fish, and I was going to take it back to the LFS until it was "discovered" that my blenny was mistaking my fairy wrasse for a cleaner wrasse!

Like reefkprz said, they are very nice and beneficial to have. I remember getting a tiny colony of zoas and after dipping them and putting them into my tank, out crawled some type of worm looking thing and my sixline, from across the other side of the tank, saw it and dove right it and ate it!
 
alix2.0

alix2.0

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Originally Posted by nathanrudy9
Whats in the barrel's?
haha, we live on what used to be an apple orchard. when we moved in there was easily 500 of them in our barn. so theyre everywhere. theyre mostly barn cat beds now.
 
alix2.0

alix2.0

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Originally Posted by nathanrudy9
hows that living on a a farm ? i live in NYC.
it sucks. i live in ohio.
 
nathanrudy9

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If your considering colleges U Albany is a great choice all my friends went there and had a great time ive been there alot and its a very happening place. I dont know about the education you'll get...lol but NY is preety much overrated i've lived in the city for my whole life almost 25 years...
NYU and Cornell are excellent choices as well.. but its alot more fun in U Albany.
Nathan
 
alix2.0

alix2.0

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so i took these with my kodak dc3200
so thats why theyre... horrible.
but whatever.
BTW i took these with the actinics off so its kinda yellow. wow my rock looks bad in these.

FTS

xenia & shrimpgoby

feather duster, anemone zombie, and cardinal

i tried really hard to get a shot of my clown, but it just wasnt happening.

thanks everyone for checkin it out & ill post more pics after i add the new rock and after x mas and it should look a little better.
 
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