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| Scopas Tang | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank very very nice and inspiring!......i'm going to change my scape.....more back to front thing. it works well with our and at my LFS. by the way it wont be long before i start either a cornerbow or a 50-60 gal. cube....stay tuned |
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| Regular Guy Moderator ![]() | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Fabulous growth and awesome photos Rick!
__________________ 20 Gallon mini reef with mated pair of Maroon Clowns given to Rougiem! 80 gallon reef given to Rougiem/Wooster HS. |
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Hi everyone, been a while since I posted, been busy with life and nothing too exciting going on, HOWEVER - the other day MY POM POM crab came out of hiding !!! He is alivce and well and twice the size as when I put him in there !!!! Sadly I could not get a good picture - If I get the chance I will post one of him. He's a shy little fella.
__________________ Check out my awesome 14g nanoreef in progress - http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...ater-tank.htmlThe Nano Club - It's not the size of the reef. It's what's in it that counts |
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| Reef Lobster | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank sounds awesome and looks amazing glad u found the crab heh
__________________ My 55g Chronical of addiction...Mistakes Have been made in the past.....still trying to clean up from them in the present....mistakes will be made in the future.....so what do we do?...... we party until we make another mistake!!!!WARNING: Corals in Tank, Add Crabs at own risk |
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Hi everyone, been a while since the latest post here - not much to tell recently as I have stopped adding stuff due toa lack of room - today I picked up a small red scooter blenny. I have lots of small worms and pods running amock in the tank so i think the addition of this littlwe bottom dweller ought to be a good one - ![]()
__________________ Check out my awesome 14g nanoreef in progress - http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...ater-tank.htmlThe Nano Club - It's not the size of the reef. It's what's in it that counts |
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| Sea Pen | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Great pic!
__________________ Anthony 65G Mixed Reef: -Glass-holes.com 1500 Overflow Kit -Octopus NW-150 Protein Skimmer -Current Nova Extreme Pro 6x39W T5 -200W Hydor Theo Heater -20L Sump (Skimmer/Return/Refugium) -Mag 9.5 Return Pump BioCube 14g: -48W PC Lighting - 24 10000K, 24 Actinic -Oceanic BioCube Skimmer -50W Hydor Theo Heater -Maxi-Jet 600 (160 gph) -Koralia Nano (240 gph) 1st Reef Tank - 14g BioCube 65g Father's Day Gift |
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Guys its been a long time since I have posted. I am on the road for work about 5 days a week right now and go home pretty much to change water. my wife is taking care of the rest. I think shes having a little troubloe with my gorgonian which has a short 1 inch spot which seems to not bloom with feeders anymore - Will post pics this weekend when i get home- all elese is well aside from my bastard clown fish that nips at my coco worm everytime it pokes its head out. Im a little afraid he is not feeding enough either as the territorial clown wont leave it alone. Hope you are all well - Ill try to get some new shots up soon. Its going to be about 6 weeks o the road and I miss checking in on RS. considering giving the clown cak to the LFS as my plans for the 35g have been delayed dye to work. i can barely maintain my 14 !!!
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| Tridacna maxima | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank very nice djbacon. your tank has come a long way, great job. i think taking the clown back is a good idea if you want to put anything else in there, otherwise it will bully all new addition. if they dont starve its likely the clown will keep them in the corner of the tank hiding.
__________________ "He who sees things grow from their beginnings shall have the finest view of them" ........Aristotle........ "The only difference between me and a madman is that I'm not mad." - Salvador Dali my chronicle........ http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...al-system.html my clamicle..........http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...my-tank-d.html |
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Thanks Prow ! - I moved the coco worm to the sand bed and further away form the hammer coral rhe clown kinda lives in - it fully extends and feed normally again there so crisis averted. REALLy cant wait to get a bigger tank !!!!!
__________________ Check out my awesome 14g nanoreef in progress - http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...ater-tank.htmlThe Nano Club - It's not the size of the reef. It's what's in it that counts |
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| Sunshine Reefer ![]() | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Glad you stopped in and things are going well. Clowns can be very territorial so that part makes total sense.
__________________ Peace LYNN Lynn and Franks saltwater adventure Lynn's 20g clown tank Lynn's 90g of sunshine Lynn's frag tank experiment A reef tank is like a race car. The faster you go the harder you crash. |
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| Cabbage Leather | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank just finished reading this chronicle at work your tank has come such along way makes me very excited to begin my first sw tank. I just finished my 2nd book and after spending many hours online researching I think I am about ready to start I can only hope my first sw tank comes out as nice as yours! |
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank Thanks and good luck !!
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Ricks' Oceanic 14G Biocube - my first salt water tank MAN has it been a long time since I have posted - I have been travelling for work and things in my tank are challenging when Im only home once a week, between my wife and the sitter that helps when she is gone Im sure the tank is not getting the proper care. Let's start with the good news - the coco worm is doing great !! AFter moving him a bit away from the damn terrirtorial clown fish - he is out all the time and looking better than ever. ![]() My zoas continue to flourish ![]() The Xenia are OUT OF CONTROL and taking over the right side of the tank ![]() And all my fish are in good shape and good health, including my latest addition - the scooter blenny The bad news is every time I get home after days on the road, the tank has a reen slime on the walls from over feeding of phyto (for the worm and gorgonian) and there is a new growth of green hair algae popping up which is most certainly due to the added nutrients in the water. I am doing a 50% Water change every week to try to combat this but it aint helping much. Ive also found a couple aipstasia that I dispatched with joe's juice. Any tips on this woud be great - Worse yet is the health of my gorgonian - when I am home I target feed him mysis and kent marine or phytofeast daily when the octocorals are extended. I also blast it gently with the turkey baster to remove any accumulated secretions or detritus. In my absence parts have stopped opening up and are showing a little discoloration. No skelleton showing yet, but I can tell it is not as happy. I have 3 more weeks of travelling before I can care full time for it again. Any advice on things to do to help him would be greatly appreciated. ![]() Im afraid I know the answer already though - unless I hire a professional to come and care for it in my absence it will likely get worse. I have tried to teach my wifee to the best of my ability how to care fo rit but I hink she gets freaked out about putting her hands in the tank still. Anyway - miss you guys - hope everyone's tanks are doing great !! thats all for now.
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