aquaknight
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Found out why my little favia frag kept winding up on the sand...
That little SOB...
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rebelprettyboy
Active Member
hahahaa
aquaknight
Active Member
Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/2686214
lol . One would think you would get the hint he wants it down on the sand .
Yea, thought it was a renegade snail or hermit (that the puffer hasn't also eliminated) that knocked it up enough for the Wave2k (pictured in the background with my awesome zip-tie fix) to send it flying. Oh well, I bought some GSP to keep him entertained.
http:///forum/post/2686214
lol . One would think you would get the hint he wants it down on the sand .
Yea, thought it was a renegade snail or hermit (that the puffer hasn't also eliminated) that knocked it up enough for the Wave2k (pictured in the background with my awesome zip-tie fix) to send it flying. Oh well, I bought some GSP to keep him entertained.
hammerhed7
Active Member
that is hilarious, are puffers known for their ******** decorating skills?
sepulatian
Moderator
That is too funny! He is probably calling you the same thing every time you put it back up there
grouperlover
Member
maybe hes just got some new decorating ideas for the tank Haha
yea i had a dogface that though it was his job to make sure no crabs or snails lived
yea i had a dogface that though it was his job to make sure no crabs or snails lived
groupergenius
Active Member
Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/2686467
Yea, thought it was a renegade snail or hermit (that the puffer hasn't also eliminated) that knocked it up enough for the Wave2k (pictured in the background with my awesome zip-tie fix) to send it flying. Oh well, I bought some GSP to keep him entertained.
Been thinking about getting one. Are you happy with it.
BTW, Total thread-jacking here....
http:///forum/post/2686467
Yea, thought it was a renegade snail or hermit (that the puffer hasn't also eliminated) that knocked it up enough for the Wave2k (pictured in the background with my awesome zip-tie fix) to send it flying. Oh well, I bought some GSP to keep him entertained.
Been thinking about getting one. Are you happy with it.
BTW, Total thread-jacking here....
aquaknight
Active Member
Originally Posted by GrouperGenius
http:///forum/post/2691071
Been thinking about getting one. Are you happy with it.
BTW, Total thread-jacking here....
It's a used unit I got from member reef46 here (and the tank as well). Been used none stop for about a year so far. But yea, love it. The waves and the swaying of the soft corals is awesome. Not sure if you saw the thread I post the youtube video of, but here's some Xenia in the currents. Very, very realisitc. (The xenia was cleaned out by the puffer as well.) My Blueface forced the Acan to be moved.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mecg-dz_TAM
The only downside as mentioned is the sand problems. (partially my fault for using near sugar sand (whatever is the grade just up from sugar sand)). Since the rather large motor is hanging off the back of the tank and it's a belt drive, it's not exactly quiet, but not overbearing. About as loud as if you left your sump doors open. Not exactly sure why the panels are loose now. Will take it out and inspect as soon the coraline spreads to other parts of the tank.
The Naso loves it (as seen in the vid), and most of the fish in my previous go around (Blue Jaw Trig esp, H. Tusk, Cuban Hog), did as well.
http:///forum/post/2691071
Been thinking about getting one. Are you happy with it.
BTW, Total thread-jacking here....
It's a used unit I got from member reef46 here (and the tank as well). Been used none stop for about a year so far. But yea, love it. The waves and the swaying of the soft corals is awesome. Not sure if you saw the thread I post the youtube video of, but here's some Xenia in the currents. Very, very realisitc. (The xenia was cleaned out by the puffer as well.) My Blueface forced the Acan to be moved.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mecg-dz_TAM
The only downside as mentioned is the sand problems. (partially my fault for using near sugar sand (whatever is the grade just up from sugar sand)). Since the rather large motor is hanging off the back of the tank and it's a belt drive, it's not exactly quiet, but not overbearing. About as loud as if you left your sump doors open. Not exactly sure why the panels are loose now. Will take it out and inspect as soon the coraline spreads to other parts of the tank.
The Naso loves it (as seen in the vid), and most of the fish in my previous go around (Blue Jaw Trig esp, H. Tusk, Cuban Hog), did as well.