10000L Coral reef at The Maritime Museum & Aquarium Sweden
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Dr. Dendrostein
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Yup, so right Lasse, I took for granted, that my filtration system adequate. I was wrong. I'm going trickle filtration with crush coral. See what happens. Thanks for info. Keep those videos coming. I'm right behind you, someday I'll be good as you. Thanks
Dr. Dendrostein
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I read a lot papers, hopefully
Subsea
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I have had Chilli for nine months. I designed aquascaping on 75G Jaubert Plenum with a ledge to shade Chilli. When he came in shipping bag, he was absolutely gorgeous with all flags flying. Transition to tank was flawless. I went to sleep with a smile on my face. Like a kid on Christmas I awoke early before lights came on. As I looked into tank with red led, I was horrified to see an avalanche had dropped rock ledge on Chilli. dang the bulldozer urchin! Due to other complications, I decided to put Chilli in the
“Cryptic Zone”. EcoSystem 30G mud/macro refugium that was 25 years old was converted to cryptic refugium two months earlier. I had not looked into this refugium for 6 months and was pleasantly shocked to see Chilli flying flags.
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As a naturalist, it is intuitive that Planet Earth cycles organics in numerous ways. For me, it is easy to understand that a dust storm that removes billions of tons from the Earth’s surface would transfer carbon in the process.
Actually, it is simplistic to say transfer carbon. Sunlight and phyto can provide all the carbon that the ocean needs. Nutrients, both inorganic & organic provided the unique environment that Red Sea corals flourish in.
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Sallstrom
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Today the shark finally hatched. There's a photographer at the Aquarium who's filming the shark hatching. She's been waiting for weeks for this 
It's a cold water species, Scyliorhinus canicula.
And the parents are from the aquarium Havets hus in Lysekil. Our cold water tanks are too small for sharks(at the moment).
It's a cold water species, Scyliorhinus canicula.
And the parents are from the aquarium Havets hus in Lysekil. Our cold water tanks are too small for sharks(at the moment).
Dr. Dendrostein
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No way, congratulations, Sallstrom & company , by now you gotta be a grandpaToday the shark finally hatched. There's a photographer at the Aquarium who's filming the shark hatching. She's been waiting for weeks for this
It's a cold water species, Scyliorhinus canicula.
And the parents are from the aquarium Havets hus in Lysekil. Our cold water tanks are too small for sharks(at the moment).
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Sallstrom
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Today I saw the Wetmorella wrasse for the first time in one and a half years!
I got this excellent photo to prove it
You see the stripes somewhere in the dark.
Even if I don't see this fish that often, it always makes me glad
Now resting my back after moving 12 old aquariums from a LFS to the museum(will use them as frag tank or algae refugiums). Thanks @Lasse for doing a great job watching us carry
I got this excellent photo to prove it
You see the stripes somewhere in the dark.
Even if I don't see this fish that often, it always makes me glad
Now resting my back after moving 12 old aquariums from a LFS to the museum(will use them as frag tank or algae refugiums). Thanks @Lasse for doing a great job watching us carry
Now resting my back after moving 12 old aquariums from a LFS to the museum(will use them as frag tank or algae refugiums). Thanks @Lasse for doing a great job watching us carry
My pleasure
Sincerely Lasse
Dr. Dendrostein
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Today I saw the Wetmorella wrasse for the first time in one and a half years!
I got this excellent photo to prove it
You see the stripes somewhere in the dark.
Even if I don't see this fish that often, it always makes me glad
Now resting my back after moving 12 old aquariums from a LFS to the museum(will use them as frag tank or algae refugiums). Thanks @Lasse for doing a great job watching us carry
No rest for the wicked. Remember @Lasse was the supervisor. He's also older, so respect your elders. Heehee.
The fish your excited about. I know he's there too. But my eye must be giving out. I know he's there.
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Sallstrom
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Of course! It's because of Lasse we got these tanks almost for free
Brew12
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Hmm... maybe you should consider leaving the photography to the supervisor!Today I saw the Wetmorella wrasse for the first time in one and a half years!
I got this excellent photo to prove it
You see the stripes somewhere in the dark.
Even if I don't see this fish that often, it always makes me glad
Now resting my back after moving 12 old aquariums from a LFS to the museum(will use them as frag tank or algae refugiums). Thanks @Lasse for doing a great job watching us carry
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Sallstrom
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HahaHmm... maybe you should consider leaving the photography to the supervisor!
Yes, that's a good idea!
Dr. Dendrostein
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Supervisor knows his stuffHmm... maybe you should consider leaving the photography to the supervisor!
I have try to take a decent picture of that fish in my home aquaria - there is two - but after around 2 years - I´m only succeeded to catch one of them on a bad video 3.37 in this video - you can get a glimpse of the fish.
Se my post 1168 in my build thread
Sincerely Lasse
Se my post 1168 in my build thread
Sincerely Lasse
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Sallstrom
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This weeks FTS. Now I really regret not removing the large Montipora piece in the middle so there could have been light down to the bottom(and more room for corals). Well, a bad back and only one month until we close and rebuild, won't do any large changes like that now
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