Yup "wheelin" is lots of fun. I think spending money on the Jeep is a lot less than reefing. LOL.
you are going to love the g3's I have the same on my 300
I watch for the male when the face have a bulge. Like a bulldog look. That means it's holding eggs in its mouth. Approximately count 28 days before he spits the fry out. Before the fry gets spit out, I transfer the male in a plastic breeding container and let nature takes its course. Hatch some baby brine shrimp to feed the new fishies.
The pictures above is the second batch. The first batch I didn't notice. It was my daughter who saw them in the refugium. Too late to get them separated, so I left them in there. Spotted three then they just disappeared but after the second batch came two showed up from the first batch alive and well. They somehow managed to survive on their own. When I notice the male have a bulldog like look face I count 28 days till the fry get released. So a few days prior to the 28th day the male gets transferred to a plastic breeding container. Then just wait till he spits all the fry out of its mouth. The second batch took 3 days before all 20 fry were released. Meanwhile I hatch baby brine shrimp for the new fry to eat. Unfortunately I've been busy and neglected to feed constantly. There are only 3 fry left from the second batch but the two from the first are alive and well. A breeding pair can start breeding again as early as 5 days after the fry are released.
Just finalized the overflow dimensions and placement a few days ago. LeeMar started to work on the tank. It should be here soon though. Umm, too move it well. My plan is for the delivery truck to just place it in my garage. Then I need to get a few guys to get it in the house. The move will be on flat ground so it shouldn't be too difficult.
I have two on my 180G for a month. Too early to tell. Some of my montipora and two acro colony are not as vibrant compared when 2X400W MH Radiums that were used before. Only bleached one millie colony. Most to the other corals are holding color and growing.
