new to reef...progress so far.

beth

Administrator
Staff member
Hey, that is really looking good. You must scrub down the sides of your glass everyday to keep the coraline off.
What size tank?
 

matti070

Member
ye i agree looks good, can we get the tank specs like liting, size filtration, livestock, etc.? also, its all up to u, but i would put a blue or black background, i think they look better
DAVE
 
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thomas712

Guest
Very nice looking. I like what you've done to the place. ;)
 

polarpooch

Active Member
It's a 75E.
Inside:
Corals:
Pulsating Xenia
Pineapple Coral
Closed brain
Orange ricordia
Green ricordia
Neon hairy mushrooms
Green hairy mushrooms
Purple mushrooms
Green mushrooms
Anchor coral
Toadstool leather
Long tentacle anemone
Bubble anemone
Fish:
Majestic angel
sailfin tang
yellow tang
2 false percs
Pearly jawfish (not seen)
Niger trigger is in the pic, but I just moved him to my agressive tank.
Filtration:
Wet/dry/mud sump; UV; some giant gerry-rigged protein skimmer my friend put together, and my old Emperor still attached to the back.
Lighting:
220 PC, one 65W actinic balast
 

polarpooch

Active Member
That is a niger trigger. He now resides in my smaller agressive tank with a couple of ghost ribbon morays.
 

polarpooch

Active Member
Do the tangs cause in trouble with each other over territory?
Not at all. I was advised to add the yellow tang last, it being the more agressive of the two. It seems to have worked.
I do notice a minor "stand off" occurs whenever I rearrange my rock work. But usually only lasts a few minutes.
 

polarpooch

Active Member
You can remove your yellow to a Q tank for a week or so, rearrange your rocks, add your sailfin, then re-add your yellow.
The different rock structure will confuse the yellow enough that the sailfin will be the dominant fish.
I've tried this tactic, it works:)
 
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