Picture method also worked for us

[sand125]

Originally Posted by Ocnreef
I have a 24g nano with a modded hood. It is similiar to this hood but mine is for a 24g tank. I'll get pictures when I do the next water change in a couple days. My mod has a 70w DE MH and 2 36W pc 50/50, moonlights but does not fuge light.
I'm in the process of starting a 90gal so the Nano may eventually be phased out and things moved to the 90g. Or I may just keep the clowns and BTA in the nano.
were did you get your 24g nano ..........

 

[ocnreef]

I bought it at a LFS and then made my hood mods myself. The price difference wasn't that bad so I just bought it locally. This way I knew before I took it home if it had any shipping damage. We had a 120g reef when we lived in NY but sold everything off before our move to FL. We thought the Nano would be enough to statisfy our urges for the hobby but we now are putting together a 90g to go along with the Nano.

 

[firedog]

Give them time to host. I had my pics up for a week. Then I got tired of them so I took them down. Now about 3 weeks later one has finally started to host the BTA.
I wouldn't try to move the BTA. It will move on its own. My seems to move every couple of weeks. Ticks me off when the second time he moved he was in the spot that I wanted him, then he moved again. My BTA still has not inflated its tips though. Too bad he is in the back of the tank and behind the xenia. Little punk.
I have tank raised ocellaris so even those mutant dummies can learn to host an anemone.

 

[crox]

Originally Posted by Ocnreef
I bought it at a LFS and then made my hood mods myself. The price difference wasn't that bad so I just bought it locally. This way I knew before I took it home if it had any shipping damage. We had a 120g reef when we lived in NY but sold everything off before our move to FL. We thought the Nano would be enough to statisfy our urges for the hobby but we now are putting together a 90g to go along with the Nano.

Keep up the great job you are doing.