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Old 01-13-2007, 06:23 PM   #106 (permalink)
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Re: The 90 gallon Road Trip

I've seen a good 13" sailfin an a 300 galklon aquarium, spectacular fish.

Make sure you get a deep velvety purple Kole specimen with a plump belly. Pale purple and thin smacks of cyonide harvesting.
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Old 01-13-2007, 06:49 PM   #107 (permalink)
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I'm just hoping mine takes some time to get that big. By then hopefully I will have a bigger tank, but I was at least aware when I bought him so I am prepared to turn him in if necessary. Right now he is 4-5 in so I think I have a bit of time at least.
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Old 01-16-2007, 06:17 PM   #108 (permalink)
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Re: The 90 gallon Road Trip

I have decided to hold off on a new fish addition for awhile...

Although I do have a new addition. I bought a new torch from a store a couple days ago....it was more of a rescue.

Here it is....Along with some others









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Old 01-16-2007, 08:43 PM   #109 (permalink)
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Awesome corals and photos to boot!
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I may have to spring for a bigger tank. I have a sea clone skimmer. Marine Eclipse w/ bio wheel filter.
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Old 01-21-2007, 03:10 PM   #112 (permalink)
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Yeah I love the space my tank provides...

I have just one question... One of my anthias is swimming funny always pointing down. And his stomach is huge almost like it is filled with air... Any ideas why?

I have a new addition as of yesterday

I purchased a long tentacle plate yesterday... Here are some pictures of it





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Beautiful reef and great looking plate. Keep the pix coming!
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Old 01-22-2007, 07:14 PM   #114 (permalink)
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Thanks Scott!

I added a new fish today...probably going to be my last other than a shrimp/goby pair... I must say that I went out of my comfort zone and bought it at petco... He was already eating and only 6 bucks... how could I say no? Here he is





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Great tank and pics! How's the anthia? I know it is possible for goldfish to swallow air and it causes some equilibrium issues...
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Re: The 90 gallon Road Trip

This little blenny went to the market, this little blenny stayed home...this little blenny went to wee, wee, wee to Matt's reef. He will be better off in your reef than at Petco. It's a rescue in disguise. He looks like a dragonet in the face. Does it eat pods?
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Old 01-22-2007, 08:41 PM   #117 (permalink)
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Re: The 90 gallon Road Trip

nice lookin reef matt glad to see the whole move went good and the tank is thriving..the new blenny is awesome ...what a rescue.
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Great tank and pics! How's the anthia? I know it is possible for goldfish to swallow air and it causes some equilibrium issues...
Thanks, the anthias are all great except that one. He eats great but it just has like an air belly and swims awkward, does anyone know what causes this or if this can be overcome?

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This little blenny went to the market, this little blenny stayed home...this little blenny went to wee, wee, wee to Matt's reef. He will be better off in your reef than at Petco. It's a rescue in disguise. He looks like a dragonet in the face. Does it eat pods?
HAHA...They had about 7 in a little 10 gallon tank...kinda sad but true. This fish is actually a dragonet...so yes they eat pods but they tend to stay more in the sand rather than on the rocks... These fish have great personality and are rarely hiding. Im not sure why it is called a scooter blenny though...

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nice lookin reef matt glad to see the whole move went good and the tank is thriving..the new blenny is awesome ...what a rescue.
Thanks! I hope this home works out for the better for him... I don't know if we just have a good petco or what, but my mom bought a green toadstool there and it is already doing great. Does anyone else have good petco's?

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My female Gold Barred Marron of the mated pair given to Rougiem was a Petco rescue from a tank with two triggers and ten dead Maroons. She was hiding at the top water line behind the powerhead and would have been a 3/4" gonner for sure. She is know about 3 - 4" long.
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Yeah, sometimes Petco stuff just needs some TLC... but I have to say that its not worth the risk of the diseases that can come off their fish. The other day when I got the fish one of the employees in the fish section was telling some guy that was going to set up a 'docile' reef tank that a Sohal tang was one of the most docile fish and would not harm a thing in the tank... Once the employee left I forced myself to go tell him the truth before he made a huge mistake.

Well anyways I got some new SPS today from a place called http://www.madfragsonline.com. They have great customer service, not a lot of stock but great prices! Here are some of the things that I purchased... All arrived alive and well!



For both of those 1" montis it was $25


I have a feeling that this milli will color up nicely


This frag I got from a LFS for free. The colony that the guy fragged it off of is really nice... Is this some type of tort?

Here are just some pictures

If you look back at earlier pictures of this one you can see how fast it grows


The algae is almost all gone


Early Morning

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This little guy has such personality!

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