nanoreefer

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I'd like to see if i can find a nice trade for now; may consider it later

I have a baby yuma that's a little larger than the size of a quarter for trade; looking for brightly colored zoos (also looking for green cloves with yellow tips) to add to my collection

 

sent you a pm!

Ya! I have no clue what they're called. They used to cover a whole rock but my old pencil urchin mowed them down to only 2-3 polyps; finally recovering nicely

Here are another few new pics of the tank. I added a few things (elegance coral, rbta, rock anemone, and some zoos) yesterday. Been battling diatom for a few weeks and finally have it mostly under control!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(whistle) i'm guilty of keeping a tang in a nano (29gal) too I think if you get one small enough and keep up with the water parameters, you can have one for a while; good luck with trying to remove it though (laugh)

I was in Newport and visited the aquarium this weekend. The lighting in that place is horrible for picture taking; managed to grab a few decent shots Oh...and I was very irritated to see two anemones (one long tentacle and one huge rbta) kept in a very deep clownfish display tank under which i assume is normal output bulbs because it was pretty dim. Other than that, it was a great experience. I can't ever go to Newport without stopping by the aquarium.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sent you a pm Michael! I have one piece left for trading!

...clove polyps or cool zoos. Let me know what you have!

 

Full tank shots; please excuse the frag rack ran out of room in my mini frag tank!

 

 

 

lol...they were little...but not teeny tiny; they were about 2mm in length I think.

The bulb and ballast that comes with the Odyssea fixture sucks! I knew that when i bought it; i switched to 14k phoenix (and now 20k for more color pop) and lumatek ballast after i got it; it's actually too bright for a 29gal i think, all my softies freaked out big time, they're just recovering now.

The were hungry! It's about time to feed them again too, they just finished their star. I think they are quite happy, they actually released a ton of babies about two weeks ago. I looked up info on raising the babies but it seems too complicated and I don't have the time. I'll work on a full tank shot soon, need to clear out a few frags i have going in the tank, and maybe get another anemone or something to fill up one of the bald spot.

 

Thanks for the comments everyone!

Some new pics of the inhabitants

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sent you a pm Bob!

Oh dear...I got a lot of pm's in just a very short period of time. Maybe i should clarify more of what i'm looking for. Top of my list would be a nice clam ; other that that i'm looking for a bright yuma (i already have the red, and most colors of ricordea) or lps such as hammer coral or something that will add lots of movements to the tank. I've been drooling for a gold torch/hammer, but that's a loooong shot (would be willing to add other corals for trading or pay the difference).

Looking to trade these two things for some light loving corals. I'm not looking for sps; maybe a small clam (naughty), yuma, or cool lps.

Welcome! I'm in Vantucky as well. Love the rockscape and the kissing/biting chromis. They're by far my favorite fish in the tank; i'd add a few more for a shoaling effect.

I don't think they were kissing; more like trying to rip each other's lips off....they get along great most of the time, fights break out occasionally though, but always end with only a few slightly torn fins.

No, those look like brown majanos. I mean these:

I know most people consider these pests but I want some to put in my pico at work. I got a neon green toadstool frag, neon green neptheas to trade; or can pay. LMK!