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Old 09-19-2007, 06:40 PM   #8 (permalink)
Kazzy
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Re: Hello

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Originally Posted by Aquadelight View Post
Wow. A bunch of good input.

I have been dealing with what I called the LFS for many years (freshwater) and know them well. I also trust them. they are primarily an aquarium maintenance company that is helping me get started.

I knew the anemonies were agressive, but we watch them very closely. The LFS owner does the wide range of testing every week when he visits. I am not sure on the specifics as I am not always there. I keep track of amonia, nitrite, nitrate, ph and high end alkalinity every other day while things settle in. More often if things look like they warrant it.

I do not know how much live rock in terms of pounds, but I have built three piles with an open flat part in the middle for the anemones. I have created bridge work for the two piles on the left (need pictures). I also have a good size piece in the sump.

Is the clam really that agressive an add? He has been there a month and is (dare I say it) as happy as a clam.
I am glad you have a LFS that you can trust. Not many people do. But clams take anywhere from between 6-14 months to starve. For clams, even 3 months is nothing, considering they can live to over 250 years old. Your tank is just too young for the anemones and clam. When you hit 8-12 months, you can probably get them again.
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