suep
12-02-2007, 10:53 PM
OK, I'll see if I can post a picture or two.
I started this tank in Aug, 2007, my first salt project. I've got a HOB filter for circulation, a Remora nano skimmer, the new Solaris Galileo lights from Dick @ The Cultured Reef...
I went thru a bunch of what I think was Brookynella and lost my original fish in late Sept. :cry: I left it fishless for 6+ weeks, to let the spores die and because I was out of town for a week. I replaced them a couple weeks ago with a tank-bred Clown, a tank-bred blue-striped cleaner goby (?), and a pink striped shrimp goby who spends most of his time hiding with the candy-striped pistol shrimp. Two sexy shrimp, an emerald crab, a peppermint shrimp, several blue-legged hermits, three featherdusters, snails, a bunch of (I think) Stomatella hitchhikers... Everybody seems healthy, and the two tank-bred fish are curious and a bit of a pain when I'm trying to do something in the tank. :-) I did a water change today and the blue boy tried VERY hard to get sucked out the siphon!
I have two Crocea clams that seem healthy and are putting on plenty of white shell. I test and dose Cacium and Alkalinity almost every day. The clams and corals are really sucking it down!
Comments welcome!
I started this tank in Aug, 2007, my first salt project. I've got a HOB filter for circulation, a Remora nano skimmer, the new Solaris Galileo lights from Dick @ The Cultured Reef...
I went thru a bunch of what I think was Brookynella and lost my original fish in late Sept. :cry: I left it fishless for 6+ weeks, to let the spores die and because I was out of town for a week. I replaced them a couple weeks ago with a tank-bred Clown, a tank-bred blue-striped cleaner goby (?), and a pink striped shrimp goby who spends most of his time hiding with the candy-striped pistol shrimp. Two sexy shrimp, an emerald crab, a peppermint shrimp, several blue-legged hermits, three featherdusters, snails, a bunch of (I think) Stomatella hitchhikers... Everybody seems healthy, and the two tank-bred fish are curious and a bit of a pain when I'm trying to do something in the tank. :-) I did a water change today and the blue boy tried VERY hard to get sucked out the siphon!
I have two Crocea clams that seem healthy and are putting on plenty of white shell. I test and dose Cacium and Alkalinity almost every day. The clams and corals are really sucking it down!
Comments welcome!