pic of my tank!

[logan15]

my baby bagaii this is my last picture i know this is your post and im not trying to steal it just showing you some future livestock

 

[logan15]

hey cypress I have msn messenger if you have any questions or want to just talk about the future of your tank or anything my msn is lilwizardby@hotmail.com I added you to my list I think you just have to accept me
Logan

 

[dfishh]

i didnt know about that topless thing, maybe i should try it, but im worried that salt creepl get outa the tank or onto my lite. as for the tanks they all look really good, but i have a ? for logan, wats that coral in the second pic?
DAVE

 

[logan15]

Its a blurry colt coral Frag I do also get some on my light but it won't effect them I just clean them off 1 a week or so when I algae scrub

 

[cypress]

alright i added u to my msn buddy list logan

 

[overanalyzer]

Hey cypress - you should prbably add some more rock - look for different kinds of branching and such - you can stack in the back corners or what not to fill out the tank....

 

[dsa_mom]

Cypress, here is a question for you--I believe those lights COULD just sit on top of your tank, like with a glass top--what made you decide to use the "legs" to support your light? Just curious as we are thinking of upgrading lights and looking for several opinions and set-ups. Thanks

 

[cypress]

welll i thought since i didnt put pleqcy glass on top to restit a lil i thought i would just prop it up on the legs .. and i heard someone in this board tell me that it was good how i have it , soo i guess thats y i did it

 

[cypress]

SquishyFish , wut r those cool looking blue fish on the left side of ur tank??

 

[logan15]

those are probaly green blue chromis's right

 

[sammystingray]

Cypress, very nice start. You have the lights exactly how they should be in my opinion. I never use any glass tops on my reef tanks. Light travels through air very easily compared to water, so having them up off the water is a good idea. Anyway, very nice start.

 

[cypress]

thanks sammy,
dave

 

[logan15]

nice

 

[coralcollector]

That first pic is the cleanest tank I have ever seen

 

[dfishh]

dont forget, its new lol

 

[dfishh]

Originally posted by SquishyFish
Those are a very exotic, hard to aquire and care for fish known as Blue Chromis. They are alot more blue because of the suppliments I put on their food.
Squishy
wat suplements, i use ZOE is that good for clowns?
DAVE

 

[xxchris060]

Nice light. It does not shine at you to much when looking at the tank.

 

[sammystingray]

My brother has lights like that on his tank.......I think they do shine in your face too much if you are sitting down. Just my opinion...I use a full canopy, and prefer it for that very reason.

 

[cypress]

it shines a lil , but i mean u have to be close too the tank

 

[dfishh]

Originally posted by SquishyFish
Zoe is good for thier general immune system. I also use "Garlic Xtreme" from Kent. It has two purposes. It draws out picky eaters because of the VERY strong odor (very concentrated). It also gets into thier blood stream which repels parasites...especially ick! Apparently they dont like the taste of it in the fishes blood and dont attach themselves. I also use Marine*C by kent. Its Vitamin C which also boost their immune system. So, healthier, less stress..brighter fish. Both of the kent produces are about 20.00, but they last forever. Put one drop on each cube of food then, let the food melt. By the time it has thawed out, the supp's should have been soaked up.
Squishy,
o ok, i was thinking about using garlic too. i get brine shrimp or clam and put it in a very small cup with sum fresh water, then put few drops of zoe in. i leave it in the fridge for a while and then whenits all thawed i use a dropper to feed it to them. i use the clam for anemones, should they be eating zoe?
DAVE