JamesL
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Congrats to, um, me
Will get the next contest up and going in a few days.
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Dave, thank you for the graciousness (as always) for hosting this meeting. I won't be able to make it... this weekend and next a bit chaotic for me.
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Thanks for the support!
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Not sure what the size limit on uploads to the gallery is, but that is quite large. By comparison, the couple you sent me were like 5Mb each
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Post images and pictures to this album.
If you would, add a short description of the item and tank size it came from. I will try and incorporate that into the video.
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Let me set up a gallery on here for people to post things.
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It could be... when my kenya tree gets irritated, it retracts all of it's polyps, but I agree it is hard to tell. Like others said, move it out of any super direct flow and see if it opens up.
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In the Clarkiis defense, . . . 2) when I fed them more often (it seemed like the female would sandstorm all over the place, and then go back and look for food there, as if she was hoping she had buried some earlier . . .
Are you telling my all the times I've had female clowns attack me they were just wanitng to be fed more and not that they didn't like me?
Well, in your case....
(To make you feel better, my female maroon would dart across the 75g just to bite me
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The live rock will help with filtration ... which is going to be key in a predator tank. You need really good filtration since predator tanks tend to get fed a lot more/heavier than reef tanks. The live rock will also provide a more "secure" feel to fish in the tank, as lion fish like to hide to stalk there prey sometimes, plus eels like caves.
Speaking of eels, you will need to make sure you have a good fitting lid. They are notorious escape artists. They don't quite understand they won't live outside of water. Many years ago I had a snowflake eel that I raised from 7 inches long to almost 1.5 feet. Over the course of the years, he was fine till one day he got it in his head to go exploring the dining room floor. Found him dried up on the floor the next morning.
If you don't plan on keeping corals initially, you won't need an ultra-fancy light.
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Voting ends on September 30th at midnight.
See the full sized pictures here:
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Y'all forced my hand ... entered a picture of my own.
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Add it to the gallery linked above please.
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Congrats!! Hope all are doing well!
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Nice thing to do!
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Remember we have a Full Tank thread also. But this is a nice spontaneous idea.
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Tank note: new bulbs installed today.
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The April swap was down south. Meetings are based on who volunteers to host them.
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Fixed the link.
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Come on folks, some one has to have a picture of a gorgonian they want to enter.
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great looking tank man!
Thanks!
Bulbs are ordered ... Corals will be thanking me in the near future
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I have been thinking about doing this for my 75g also ... mainly because my glass tops get so dirty and filter out a lot of the light.
But I suspect that switching to mesh tops would drastically increase the evaporation rate. Which probably would lead me to figure out some sort of auto-topoff for my sumpless tank.
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The iEverything has been ruining everything for the past few years..
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Not in supplementing my income
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Another active fish would be something like a small six line wrasse. Very inquisitive, and moves around a lot (and is colorful). Pair that with maybe a yellow clown goby, which tend to sit and watch people back, and I think it would be a cool tank.
Picture of the Month Contest - October 2012
in Photography Discussion
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The category for October is: Orange. In the spirit of Halloween, let's see your best orange aquatic themed picture
Please note the new rules:
Submit your photos to the following gallery:
October Photo Contest Gallery
Submissions close at midnight October 15th.
Winner receives a $25 Reefs2Go gift certificate!