nikkipigtails
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Good luck finding him. We thought Mr. Smith jumped ship and became cat food but, luckily, I found him in the sump when I turned the light on that night.
Fish & Reef Obsession
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Techno-Vicki
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I consider my yellow corris wrasse my most important fish in my tank! Because I am always going to have a mixed reef (SPS, LPS, softies), the yellow corris wrasse is my most important fish for the health of my tank. I have lost may corals before I learned that very valuable lesson. It is a natural preditor that deals with most 'bug' issues. If you like to spend a lot of time and money on chemicals, go for it (not talking to you girls specificly), in ohter words, never have a reef without a yellow corris is my final statement. I always replace them if they - jump, are eaten, or what ever. Yellow corris, means healthy corals (if all else in in line - flow, light, levels).
Craig Manoukian
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My yellow coris wrasse was truly beautiful, but he dessimated my nassaurius poulation. I think he died overeating those snails!
Fish Crazy
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We also have a dragon Wrasse and he was chasing the yellow corris so we think "Lemon Head" was not getting enough to eat and went hiding. We are trying to decide if we need to make a decision about the Dragon Wrasse he has almost all of his full fins developed and is awesome but is creating some issues
Hopefully Lemonhead will pop up I miss him
Hopefully Lemonhead will pop up I miss him
Fish Crazy
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Blastomussa
I was playing around with the camera and here is a top down shot of the Blastomussa - our camera is not very good just a simple HP Photosmart M527 but it will do for now
I was playing around with the camera and here is a top down shot of the Blastomussa - our camera is not very good just a simple HP Photosmart M527 but it will do for now
Fish Crazy
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GREAT NEWS Lemon Head has come out of hiding I ws so excited when Lynn called me at work yesterday. Here is a pic of him, the clowns and a few corals
Fish Crazy
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Here is another top down shot - I may enter this one
Fish Crazy
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The photos of the tank today are with the LED's set at 40% for the Whites and 100% for the blues - reducing the whites has made the colors really pop
plecosword
Active Member
Great Pics!
Craig Manoukian
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Tank looks good!
nikkipigtails
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Glad you found him. Great pics!
plecosword
Active Member
Is that you in your new avatar? lol
Fish Crazy
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Thanks everyone - it's coming along - Lynn is playing around with the video camera so hopefully there will be video in the near future
Fish Crazy
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OK so you were the last one under the tank and it was easy to add Jack to lots of cuss words :hallo:
Fish Crazy
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Re: Blastomussa
I was playing around with the camera and here is a top down shot of the Blastomussa - our camera is not very good just a simple HP Photosmart M527 but it will do for now
I think I moved the pictures and it is not showing so I"m trying again
Fish Crazy
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8/04/08 Tank
SG 1.025
pH 8.2
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 0
Phosphate .01
Calcium 380
Going to pick up a Copper Banded Butterfly from Jack I'll post pics later (I hope it likes apitasia
SG 1.025
pH 8.2
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 0
Phosphate .01
Calcium 380
Going to pick up a Copper Banded Butterfly from Jack I'll post pics later (I hope it likes apitasia
Fish Crazy
Member
So the trip to Aquatic Agression (Jack's) resulted in a Cooper Banded Butterfly, a Maxi Clam, and a Naso Tang all the new kids are in the tank and doing well pictures tomorrow
Craig Manoukian
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Hope th CBB doesn't nip your clam!
Fish Crazy
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Good point I forgot they may nip clams I'll keep a watchout for now he will be very busy since I have an explosion of glass anemone and the clam is in front of the home of the blue jaw triggers and anytime someone gets too close they run it off so I maybe ok - time will tell:smck: