Full-Tank Friday!
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Steve Lane
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I had the Sally Lightfoot shed the other week, how the hell do they get out of that without leaving a hole I don`t know......must have a really efficient exit-strategy.Mine hasn't changed much...with Bryopsis in the "picture"
Maybe no change is a good thing
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Looking really nice that!
It is amazing how they escape their whole outer layer
Whats with the flowerpot Diana?
@Steve LaneI had the Sally Lightfoot shed the other week, how the hell do they get out of that without leaving a hole I don`t know......must have a really efficient exit-strategy.
Whats with the flowerpot Diana?
See photo at this on site link:
http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forum/index.php?media/my-clownfish-fry.15505/full
The mini-flower pot is home to my clownfish....they sleep, hang out & have babies there
Steve Lane
Active Member
Excellent idea..........I can`t even get mine to host the RBT anemone.
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bazmackem
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that is amazing ( as are the others here!!) - how can you cram so much in together? I thought that you couldn't have corals next to each other, or is it because they are sps they don't sting each other. So clean and clear..yet still fish in the tank! amazing! what are the odd few fragments on the sand bed?
bazmackem
Active Member
jealous! amazing tank! This must cost bomb... Never thought I'd be bothered about corps, it was fish/inverts that I was interested in but now I am getting addicted!FTF FTS
bazmackem
Active Member
You have a great looking tank Diana... stunning contrast and colours. Inspirational to me at the minute - One day!!!!Mine hasn't changed much...with Bryopsis in the "picture"
Maybe no change is a good thing
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Close up of the shrimp shed in this FTF shot:
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It is amazing how they escape their whole outer layer
Oxylebius
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Let's see... corals will either sting one another or grow into one another. All my monti digis will fuse to each other, so I either let them do it or continuous trim them back. For the most part I continuously trim them back all my corals on a monthly basis. If anything is getting close to anything else, it gets cut.
- monti caps and monti digis aren't aggressive and won't sting anything.
- Haven't had any issues with the birds nests.
- Stylos and pocis sting, but their sweepers aren't that long, maybe an inch
- Most of my encrusting corals don't sting (palawensis, tubinaria, sunsets)
- The chalices, favites, favias, and acans are all far apart and if their sweepers reach anything it would be monties and birdsnests, which are strategically placed to protect acros.
- I keep all acros a distance of several inches away from any sweepers.
On the sand bed is gsp in several clumps and two different acans. Near the sand bed, but attached to rocks is the favia, favite and two chalices. And a couple of monti caps growing from the rock over the surface of the sand.
Scottwolver
Active Member
It has been a few weeks. Need to clean my tank!!!
@Manimore ....I see a bottle trap, what are you trying to catch out with it?
Nice clean looking tank
Hope You start a tank chronicle & share your build with us!
WELCOME to Reef Sanctuary 
Hi Manimore - Welcome to RS - nice start !
@Manimore...if you're lucky enough to get a black mithrax crab, I'd keep it!!!
They are really hard to find. I'm not a crab lover either but @Mike Johnson says they are awesome. You described it saying like an emerald but black.
Yes, PICTURES PLEASE 
I'll take a picture once capture. Or if ever captured. I have tried to snap a pic but it's very shy. All I ever see is the claw coming out of a hole picking algae. We intend to keep very small fish bottom dwellers and a six line which sleeps in the rocks so one day the crab could surprise it and I don't like me pets eating each other. I literally stay up at night making sure the clowns don't get eaten because the little one hosts a crack in the rocks.
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