120 Gallon Salty Condo

Great. Trained it to eat from the veggie clip. Now to get it to eat meat. Suggestions?

Thanks for asking Nate.
 
Soooo..... think you'll be ready for that cup of coffee by the time Monday rolls around? lol :)
 
GHA Battle

It's been a month since I've updated about the GHA issue. I think I'm starting to win the battle.



Boom! Confirmed with Red Sea Pro test kit as well.
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You can now start to see the rock where the urchin and other critters have been eating the GHA. Finally I can start to see my rock again!!!
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They are very good at hiding/blending in with the rock lol, might be right in front of you, being very still, lol like : Shhhh be vewry vewry quiet...I'm huntin' gha, lol :) Also like that monti photo :) top down shots are always cool to see :)
 
Sea hare came out to play with the lights on. I see it eating from the rocks but it definitely doesn't scrape the algae off the rocks like the urchin does. Hopefully it's getting enough to eat.

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How cool is your Amperage spike? Mine makes the Batman building every day :crazy:
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Hmmm... well with the combo of them both- you should have nothing left, (knock on rock, lol) - if you think he is hungry.. throw a veggie clip in there with some seaweed :)
 
If I put seaweed in there the other fish will eat it before the sea hare gets to it.

No FTS yet... Things don't happen overnight but things are looking better. Slowly but surely! I appreciate your optimistic approach though. Lol
 
Saw the tank in person this weekend, looks great!

Can't wait for it to explode because of the new lights!!
 
Thanks Kevan. I don't know if it's the lights, the consistency of my params, or a combination of both but things have never looked better!
 
Quick video of the Blue Eye Kole eating.

[video=youtube_share;PmeSN1Y9UtU]http://youtu.be/PmeSN1Y9UtU[/video]
 

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