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Originally Posted by novahobbies http:///t/366648/novahobbies-37g-seahorse-tank-journal/480#post_3445136
Back from the Holidaze early this am. I dropped the wife off at work and had a very short period at the office this morning myself, then I found myself with a free day...a rare treat, let me tell you! So, after stopping by the LFS for water (at which point a new red chalice just "fell" into the bag), I stopped at the hardware store for some white cabinet grade satin paint. First coat has been applied tonight, second coat will go on in the morning. I just finished a 10g water change also. I'm getting a lot of cyano on the sand in the back corners of the tank. I'm sure the water temp is helping add fuel to the cyano bloom, but so far it's manageable.I just have to make sure to blow off my pipe organ daily - those buggers are very pretty, but delicate.
Once again I want to send a thanks out to a board member here. A certain lady friend of all of ours with a preoccupation for felines has graciously offered to sell me her chiller - including all the hardware a chiller doesn't usually come with - for a very fair price. A huge thanks for Meowzer for helping out in my time of need. Also (it has to be said) an equally huge thanks to my darling bride who, when informed that the iceprobe broke on the tank, only rolled her eyes a little and said "you'd better get a new one.....just make sure it can stay in the stand."
Of course, she's spending $150 of her gift $$ on stuff from Teavana right now, so I'm looking the other way on that score as well.
Too tired tonight. Will post some pics tomorrow after I figure out the coral placement.
LOL...I love reading your posts, I'm surprised only a red chalice fell into the bag...Meowzer has been such a help to us all, she either has what we need to come to the rescue, or knows where to get it. This site would not be the same without her.
I'm looking forward to your pictures.
Originally Posted by novahobbies http:///t/366648/novahobbies-37g-seahorse-tank-journal/480#post_3445136
Back from the Holidaze early this am. I dropped the wife off at work and had a very short period at the office this morning myself, then I found myself with a free day...a rare treat, let me tell you! So, after stopping by the LFS for water (at which point a new red chalice just "fell" into the bag), I stopped at the hardware store for some white cabinet grade satin paint. First coat has been applied tonight, second coat will go on in the morning. I just finished a 10g water change also. I'm getting a lot of cyano on the sand in the back corners of the tank. I'm sure the water temp is helping add fuel to the cyano bloom, but so far it's manageable.I just have to make sure to blow off my pipe organ daily - those buggers are very pretty, but delicate.
Once again I want to send a thanks out to a board member here. A certain lady friend of all of ours with a preoccupation for felines has graciously offered to sell me her chiller - including all the hardware a chiller doesn't usually come with - for a very fair price. A huge thanks for Meowzer for helping out in my time of need. Also (it has to be said) an equally huge thanks to my darling bride who, when informed that the iceprobe broke on the tank, only rolled her eyes a little and said "you'd better get a new one.....just make sure it can stay in the stand."
Of course, she's spending $150 of her gift $$ on stuff from Teavana right now, so I'm looking the other way on that score as well.
Too tired tonight. Will post some pics tomorrow after I figure out the coral placement.
LOL...I love reading your posts, I'm surprised only a red chalice fell into the bag...Meowzer has been such a help to us all, she either has what we need to come to the rescue, or knows where to get it. This site would not be the same without her.
I'm looking forward to your pictures.