Sunday Nano Six-pack
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montidanae
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that tank rocks!
montidanae
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why those are some great pictures! that first one is amazing.
footbag
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Thanks for the compliments,
I just figured out how to get good pics out of the camera and have been very happy with the quality. BUT in two days I've had three memory sticks go corrupt taking all of the pics with them. Actually every time I took pictures, a memory stick went bad. I searched the web, and it seems that a lot of sony cameras corrupt the cards and formatting them doesn't work.
I just figured out how to get good pics out of the camera and have been very happy with the quality. BUT in two days I've had three memory sticks go corrupt taking all of the pics with them. Actually every time I took pictures, a memory stick went bad. I searched the web, and it seems that a lot of sony cameras corrupt the cards and formatting them doesn't work.
footbag
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There is a 70w 20k halide over it as well as a 32w Actinic. I'm only using kent buffer and calcium so far, but as soon as this proves inefficient, I may switch to a kalk drip. So far my ALK has dropped, but my calcium stays in the right range. Water changes have been my primary meand of fixing this as I am still just getting familiar with my Cal and ALK requirements.
yellowtail
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Originally posted by footbag
The zoanthids below are my favorite colony. Red w/white centers. Unfortunately they are slowly receeding.
do you know what that is from?
footbag
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do you know what that is from?
Not quite sure...
I did find a few 1/4" nudi's in the tank a few days ago, but not on the zoos in question. There are none visible on these. These zoanthids have just seemed to close up and melt. It could possibly be a bunch of baby nudis. I could have missed an egg sac.
Either way, I am planning a freshwater dip for all of my zoos. It will be my first FW dip so I'm still in the learning/planning stage. I belive that I will need to keep them in fresh water for up to 15 minutes. I should notice and be able to ID anything that jumps off.
One problem is I mounted an SPS coral on the same rock. And there are some zoos on the same rock that I love. Bet you didn't see them, they blend right into the rockwork.
Not quite sure...
I did find a few 1/4" nudi's in the tank a few days ago, but not on the zoos in question. There are none visible on these. These zoanthids have just seemed to close up and melt. It could possibly be a bunch of baby nudis. I could have missed an egg sac.
Either way, I am planning a freshwater dip for all of my zoos. It will be my first FW dip so I'm still in the learning/planning stage. I belive that I will need to keep them in fresh water for up to 15 minutes. I should notice and be able to ID anything that jumps off.
One problem is I mounted an SPS coral on the same rock. And there are some zoos on the same rock that I love. Bet you didn't see them, they blend right into the rockwork.
yellowtail
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i found like 4 or so 1/4 inch brown zoo eating nudi's.do you think i should do a few dip for my zoo's?i found them on my small frag and a small colony.if so could you instruct me on how to go about doing this dip?that would be greatly appreciated.
-brendon
-brendon
montidanae
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iodine dips are better, alot less strees ful on the corals, sorry dont know much along the lines of dips.
yellow, are you sure they arent flatworms?
yellow, are you sure they arent flatworms?