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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 11:30 AM
#21
Ace, how big is this tank?
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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 01:09 PM
#22
it is a 400 gallon system, with a 240 gallon display and a 50 gallon clam tank - the rest is sump/fuge. all of these fish are in the display, as i will be raising cuttlefish again in the near future in the clam tank.
Ace
The Shade Tree Craftsman
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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 01:11 PM
#23
Ugh - I just drooled all over my keyboard... ; )
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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 02:50 PM
#24
I had a faulty powerhead electrocute and kill all of my livestock and lost all but 2 corals. It has taken awhile, however, I have restocked my livestock and have added several new corals. I have a foxface, a sailfin tang, two 4 stripe damsels, 2 clown fish, a 6 line wrasse, 5 chromis, a green star fish and my skunk cleaner shrimp. Mostof my corals are softies with a couple of LPS mixed in.
Oh No, DID I DO THAT!
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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 04:20 PM
#25
sorry to hear about that, glad you stuck in there and have begun to recover.
well, i broke down and got one more ritteri to try. i also bought six higher par t5 bulbs to replace half of my actinics to make sure the tank gets enough light in the next few months.
Ace
The Shade Tree Craftsman
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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 05:20 PM
#26
beautiful fish. I hope it all works out. Is the marine Beta eating frozen food?
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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 08:04 PM
#27
Ace, what bulbs are you using?
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Mon, 15th Dec 2008, 08:36 PM
#28
i was running all 580 watts of uri super actinic. i just changed half of the bulbs out to glo brand power-glow bulbs (the box says it is 18K, but it looks more like 10-12K). just needed to increase the par a bit to make sure that anemone is getting enough light.
Ace
The Shade Tree Craftsman
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Tue, 16th Dec 2008, 06:56 AM
#29
yes the betta does eat frozen food, but they are fun to watch when hunting small shrimp.
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