Percula clown hosting Sebae Anemone!!! pics

jamie814

jamie814

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Finally our Orange percula clown is hosting the sebae anemone that we got a few months back. :cheer: Came back from a walk with the dog and he was in it. I just rearranged nearly the whole tank as I just put in a closed loop and removed almost everything but the sand bed to slide the tank away from the wall. Maybe the mix up in the tank confused him
Now hopefully he will convince the black percula to join him as they were always side by side in the tank. The only question I have is why has the anemone gotten so dark since we got him (see pics). He was just under florescent bulbs at the LFS and we have him under MH anyone know? He has gotten bigger in size and darker in color since then too :notsure:


 
moby

moby

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Very nice looking tank.
The only question I have is why has the anemone gotten so dark since we got him (see pics). He was just under florescent bulbs at the LFS and we have him under MH anyone know? He has gotten bigger in size and darker in color since then too .
This is because at the LFS he was under the wrong lighting. He had started to bleach. In other words he was a soon to be goner! Lucky for him you gave him a good home with the proper lighting!

That anemone looks 100% better than before! Good job!

Moby
 
jamie814

jamie814

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Heres a current full tank shot. Water has not cleared up real well yet and some of the corals are still upset from the tank being torn down a day ago to put the closed loop in. I still don't have the rock work the way it was before
- the way I liked it best. But I'll keep working on that
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jamie814

jamie814

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Originally Posted by moby
Very nice!
Tank info would be nice to hear i.e. size,equipment,lighting etc.
Moby
90 gallon reef ready all-glass brand tank, stand & canopy
aquac Ev-180 skimmer built into sump
2 150 watt Won titanium LCD heaters
36 watt turbo-twist UV sterilizer
3 quiet-one 4000 pumps 1 for skimmer, closed loop and return from sump
half of stand was enclosed and sectioned off for the sump that I built right into the stand.
48" aqualight pro retro kit - 2 150 watt 14K MH, 2 96 watt PC & 4 lunar LED's
aprox 150lbs live rock
80lbs Fiji pink live sand
 
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