SbCaes Posted December 8, 2008 Share Posted December 8, 2008 That poor yellow tang looks cramped in your small tank, it's messed up if you ask me.. his tank foot print is 48x24... about the same as a 120/125. Link to comment
andre Posted December 8, 2008 Share Posted December 8, 2008 this tank is so clean looking. niice Link to comment
reefman225gal Posted December 14, 2008 Share Posted December 14, 2008 Absolutely spectacular!! Link to comment
slcw Posted December 16, 2008 Author Share Posted December 16, 2008 fingers been rusty...need some practise to stay in touch:P During Nov 2008 local aquafair, I acquired 4 additional seafans at very good prices, had to rescape to cater for real estate:D Link to comment
Khayman Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 Awsome tank. Sun corals are my true Favs. i have aquied a couple sick ones and have done a great job thus far getting them healthy. The guy who gave me my orange wants it back now that it is healing and growing again. i told him to drop dead. Yours all look amazing though. I hope I get mine that healthy again. Link to comment
slcw Posted December 16, 2008 Author Share Posted December 16, 2008 Awsome tank. Sun corals are my true Favs. i have aquied a couple sick ones and have done a great job thus far getting them healthy. The guy who gave me my orange wants it back now that it is healing and growing again. i told him to drop dead. Yours all look amazing though. I hope I get mine that healthy again. lol...excellent to hear. I am sure you will. thanks Link to comment
GoingPostal Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 I love this tank!!! Just curious, does your rhizo and dendro get along or attack each other? I've never placed mine close because I don't know how they react to each other. I've seen rhizos by each other before though. Great pictures too, I need a better camera bad. Link to comment
kermitthedaniel Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 his tank foot print is 48x24... about the same as a 120/125. yeah but its only 15 inches high. its total volume is 74.8G so pretty much 75G 2 things 1. love the corals beautiful tank, incredible, love the dedication and everything in it. 2. the fish , WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU THINKING. for one you have 2 tangs in your tank, the yellow tang, i would keep , why do you have a regal also, and you have 5 clownfish, i saw you have a clarki and a ocellaris in there, you have yellow tang regal tang 5 clown fish blue star fish 1 royal gamma 1 blue devil damsel you know clownfish are damsels right, and you still have another damsel in there. and you have 5 clown fish. i mean come on, the corals are one thing which i compliment you and i hope you can keep them alive but the fish. seriously what are you thinking Link to comment
kkgeorge Posted December 16, 2008 Share Posted December 16, 2008 Beautiful tank, I love the aquascaping. I currently setting up a pico for sun coral and I was planning on buying the corals from live aquaria, I was wondering if you knew if there was a difference between sun corals from Fiji and Eastern Asia. Also what exactly do you feed your sun corals and gorgonian? Thanks -kG Link to comment
slcw Posted December 17, 2008 Author Share Posted December 17, 2008 yeah but its only 15 inches high. its total volume is 74.8G so pretty much 75G 2 things 1. love the corals beautiful tank, incredible, love the dedication and everything in it. 2. the fish , WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU THINKING. for one you have 2 tangs in your tank, the yellow tang, i would keep , why do you have a regal also, and you have 5 clownfish, i saw you have a clarki and a ocellaris in there, you have yellow tang regal tang 5 clown fish blue star fish 1 royal gamma 1 blue devil damsel you know clownfish are damsels right, and you still have another damsel in there. and you have 5 clown fish. i mean come on, the corals are one thing which i compliment you and i hope you can keep them alive but the fish. seriously what are you thinking i had 5 clowns when i had photosynthetic corals and BTA & a green haddoni. So they continued since no one wanted the 3 clarks when i sold off the photosynthetic corals. In fact so long they had sufficient LR they didnt bother each other as there was ample of hidding corners. Until recently I rescape my real estate for my new seafans (note: I removed 1 clown at this moment). , I removed about half of my LR, then the aggression began. Subsequently I caught another 2. Now my above aquarium host a common clown and 1 clarki. And of course the other blue damsel. thanks for the comment, I probably forgot to update the livestock...hehe I love this tank!!! Just curious, does your rhizo and dendro get along or attack each other? I've never placed mine close because I don't know how they react to each other. I've seen rhizos by each other before though. Great pictures too, I need a better camera bad. the rhinzo tentacles are very sticky. I try not to allow them to contact each other. Beautiful tank, I love the aquascaping. I currently setting up a pico for sun coral and I was planning on buying the corals from live aquaria, I was wondering if you knew if there was a difference between sun corals from Fiji and Eastern Asia. Also what exactly do you feed your sun corals and gorgonian? Thanks -kG not sure if i mentioned eariler, but here goes. cyclopeeze golden pearls mysis shrimp DT phytoplankton own seafood mix FM ultra (seafan, clam, min S, min F, life) stunning! thanks Link to comment
kermitthedaniel Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 well thats good to hear, i really love this tank really good job, just was shocked before. great job keep it up Link to comment
slcw Posted December 17, 2008 Author Share Posted December 17, 2008 No dendros? I bought 1 very beautiful dendro, but perished within a week. I have a pink/purple, not doing well. I have a yellow which u can see in the last pic on the bottom right. This is growing taller since I got it. (but I am not placing any bets on it yet) Having read 1 RC thread which printed out on A4 paper came out to be 250+ pages, it took me several weeks to read (1st post was 2006 until now ) I am not prepared to head down that direction until something more concrete surfaces in terms of captive care. Currently I am focused on the seafans and suns first, perhaps when i more knowledgeable and confident I try again. hehe well thats good to hear, i really love this tank really good job, just was shocked before. great job keep it up no worries mate. I try my best. Thanks for the comment once again Link to comment
Ocho Cinco Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Yeah I looked a few pages back and I saw the recent pics. Awesome tank! What kind of lighting is used? Link to comment
slcw Posted December 17, 2008 Author Share Posted December 17, 2008 Yeah I looked a few pages back and I saw the recent pics. Awesome tank! What kind of lighting is used? Since the corals are non-photosynthetic, the lighting is a simple 4ft (54 watts if not mistaken) T5HO. I have to check it out later at home as to the brand of the T5HO Link to comment
Ocho Cinco Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Since the corals are non-photosynthetic, the lighting is a simple 4ft (54 watts if not mistaken) T5HO. I have to check it out later at home as to the brand of the T5HO That's cool. The light is always the main expensive part and you can skimp out and still have awesome coral. Link to comment
slcw Posted December 17, 2008 Author Share Posted December 17, 2008 That's cool. The light is always the main expensive part and you can skimp out and still have awesome coral. that is the advantage, but there is a downside to keeping azoo corals. the feeding can be expensive and it takes a toll on the water parameters. changing water can be cost-prohibitive Link to comment
GoingPostal Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Darn, I'd hoped maybe you'd tried them close together. I know that rhizo is sticky as hell, mine has grabbed on and left welts on my hands, I don't have any anemones but I imagine their sting must be similar. How deep is your sand bed for the tube anemone? I would like one of those someday, they are very cool looking. Link to comment
slcw Posted December 17, 2008 Author Share Posted December 17, 2008 Darn, I'd hoped maybe you'd tried them close together. I know that rhizo is sticky as hell, mine has grabbed on and left welts on my hands, I don't have any anemones but I imagine their sting must be similar. How deep is your sand bed for the tube anemone? I would like one of those someday, they are very cool looking. in fact i find my rhyzo more stickier than my follow BTA. tube anemone - no longer exists, I got a plastic container for its burrowing, but after i buried it, It never got up again. When I discovered it, it was decomposing hence, remove container and left my sand to be an inch thick only. This was at least 2 months back. I guess I should have gave it a container for its burrowing in the first place as i understand they do not like to be move (they are more sensitive in handling & transportation versus sun corals) Link to comment
Cam198 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Where do you buy your Gorgonians from? Link to comment
slcw Posted December 17, 2008 Author Share Posted December 17, 2008 Where do you buy your Gorgonians from? from the local fish shops just kidding....i am from the tropical islands of South East Asia. hehe Link to comment
slcw Posted December 18, 2008 Author Share Posted December 18, 2008 last night, I looked at my aquarium again. I am not sure if i wish to stock up that balance 1/3 of the tank. I was thinking to move this 2/3 to the centre of the tank and leave more space at the perimeters of the aquarium. This is because the sides of the aquarium are where i position my nano tunzes and return pump hose; kinda unsightly u know what i mean. But that would mean i have less space to further additions. comments? Link to comment
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