75gal Seagrass/macro Pipefish tank.
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D3monic
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Sorry for the late reply...been caught up on a dart frog build.
I like the MP10's Best part is you can adjust the speed so you can dial it in to a current that you ponies can tolerate. If you use the sponge cover hopefully they wouldnt hitch to it. I dont have SH's in there yet so I couldnt tell you for sure though.
I like the MP10's Best part is you can adjust the speed so you can dial it in to a current that you ponies can tolerate. If you use the sponge cover hopefully they wouldnt hitch to it. I dont have SH's in there yet so I couldnt tell you for sure though.
D3monic
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Some up to date pics.
Love the green macro in the bottom right. Dont remember what its called though. I got it from LA reefs.
Yellow multibandeds are doing great. I found the dragonface dead today though when I was cleaning the tank. Probably starved...never did take to frozen. Poor thing. Shame on me for neglecting the tank for so long.
I love the blue ochtodes! Growing nice and love the color!
This is the one I was talking about.
Love the green macro in the bottom right. Dont remember what its called though. I got it from LA reefs.
Yellow multibandeds are doing great. I found the dragonface dead today though when I was cleaning the tank. Probably starved...never did take to frozen. Poor thing. Shame on me for neglecting the tank for so long.
I love the blue ochtodes! Growing nice and love the color!
This is the one I was talking about.
D3monic
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I dont scrape the back. Just no coralline. Instead I am getting cheato growing on the back wall. Looks like the tank is sprouting pubes.
I picked up a couple seahorses this weekend from a friend that breeds them.
The twins didnt know what to make of them. They are used to the pipefish jacking with them.
Also picked up a nice duncan frag for cheap
loyalrogue
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I haven't kept any Duncans so I don't know what kind/how long their sweepers are, but I was in a LFS and saw a Duncan eating a small hermit, shell and all.
The shell was half sticking out of it's mouth and you could just barely see the little red legs down inside the mouth not moving.
One of the weirdest things I've seen.
I can only speculate about how the crab got himself into that situation and what the eventual outcome was.
Anyway, that's a beautiful build and I would love to see/hear the latest updates.
I'm toying with the idea of a seagrass/seahorse tank and stumbled upon yours in the research process.
The shell was half sticking out of it's mouth and you could just barely see the little red legs down inside the mouth not moving.
One of the weirdest things I've seen.
I can only speculate about how the crab got himself into that situation and what the eventual outcome was.
Anyway, that's a beautiful build and I would love to see/hear the latest updates.
I'm toying with the idea of a seagrass/seahorse tank and stumbled upon yours in the research process.
michelle9491
Member
Very nice tank! I think the duncans will be fine, just keep an eye on it. I have a dendro & 2 large hammer frags in my tank with seahorses (was an emergency with other tank). No its not recommended & I wouldnt suggest it to anyone. I may just be lucky, but havent had any problems with them. Since you already have them in there, just keep a close eye on it. If the horses look like they wanna try to hitch to them, or if they are small, then I would move it.