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Awesome!! Any specific setup you want with it? Mixed reef?
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well I already had aiptasia-X on hand and spent a few hours trying to kill all of them. Luckily there were only about a dozen and even fewer larger ones which I was able to eventually get the foot to drop hold, a few didn't release their foot so I'm assuming I'll need to give those another go after a while unless the cleaner and pep go to town on them while they are disabled.
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so nothing will host in them? Aipstasia-X em out? It's basically impossible to find LR without any 'pest' hitchhikers
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Just wanted to post a few photos.. as you can see, there are a lot of visible anemone's in the dt. They split from an unseen one as a hitchhiker from the LR
Also some softies I'll have to manage later, probably be a bit of removal of what I don't want as well as some of the LR pieces. Tray up front with a few sps's and favia(favite).
Been getting some growth while things are still settling in with the setup.
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PM'd you about the chiller
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Will you be selling any of the hardware?
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Looking to find some macro (pref chaeto for pod colonies) hopefully north Portland or north of Vancouver since I live in Longview to save me a huge drive.
PM if you want me to take some off your hands
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Thanks for the welcome!!
I'll see what happens with this tank, really just wanted to get back into the hobby again Last time I had reefs was in San Diego and I was heavily into the SDreefs community there, looking forward to meeting up and trading some goodies.
My live rock, which basically sat in a tub with heater/pump for a few weeks, had a green BTA somewhere which apparently split into about a dozen (due to the stress?), so that will be interesting to deal with. I guess at least I don't have to buy one haha. Also a hitchhiker soft tree which I'm worried these might take over since there is a patch from removal before I got the rock that is starting to grow back. Also a few buttons.. oh and I think I'm starting to see some xenia hands showing up. Guess I don't even need to stock the tank haha. I also purchased a snowflake clown and a few frags to test the waters; favia as well as a monti and unknown acro. Also a little cleaning crew and cleaner and peppermint shrimp (had a few aiptasia which is has almost demolished)
System is durso standpipe corner overflow to a old truvu wet/dry filter converted with just some LR and a protein skimmer at the moment. Entire system is maybe ~25g
Ran a full bout of water tests and the results are as follows :
temp: 76.8
Sg: 1.026,
ph: 8.1
nitrate: <5ppm
mg: 1520
alk/kh: 3.1-3.2 meq/l 8.7-9.0 dkh
ca: 450
I'll have to get some photos once I get my aquarium photography chops up.
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Hi Folks,
Just wanted to introduce myself. Been out of reefing for almost 15 years but previously had a 125, 1.5 and 40 which I loved but since I was young, didn't own a home and grew tired of moving tanks, I eventually got rid of all my gear.. About 10 years ago, I found a TruVu 20g RR sitting next to a dumpster.. looked like it had been used as a FW tank in a school (water line well below overflow) and possibly in a store system as it was drilled for 2" overflow. It was extremely scratched but figured it would be a good project eventually.
After recently purchasing a home in Longview I decided to finally bite the bullet and start looking into setting it up which was sped up by finding a great deal on some already cured and basically ready to go live rock!
My goal with the tank is to focus on a clown/anemone and maybe grow out some SPS frags provided the anemone doesn't attack.
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So update,
This morning saw a few of the feet survived and one moved around so I got back at it...
~6 hours later I think I got all the feet and remnants I could find, but I feel future damage control should be fairly easy being able to remove the rockwork if necessary and keeping an eye on things.
My Method was blast with A-X, let sit and dissolve whatever it could, suck it out with baster/pipette and repeat till the foot was gone. Also the peppermint shrimp was also happy to join in the cleaning process The hardest were the ones upside down because I decided to see if I could get them while I was blasting the others before removing the rocks.