3mm3 RedSea 650 Peninsula

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Oh and a clam
12/17/2017

 

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Well here is a very rare photo op. My fire shrimp is normally out of sight

 

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Orange cap progress.
10/26

11/24

Tonight
12/24

 

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Encrusting monti progress

10/24

11/24

12/24

 

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This is not really a progress picture just more of a question.
One major thing I have noticed is that my zoanthids and palys seem to be getting Brighter after swapping back to halides.
My question is, are these getting brighter or am I loosing it?

11/14

Tonight
12/24

 

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Aptasia update. The berghia nudibranchs continue to take out the Large aiptasia. Just the large ones...? No clue why that is but here is a video I caught of a baby nudibranch on the hunt.
Video quality is lacking.

 

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My monster emerald does not like attention

 

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Here he is eating bubble algae after he realized I wasn't going to leave.

 

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A random piece that has been growing well

 

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A random piece that has been growing well

Pavonas can be really fun to watch grow

 

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Just caught one in the open

 

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Snagged a quick video of this guy going to town on some glass algae.

 

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Okay finally captured a video of the other unknown creature of some sort. Very much like my other sand creature.

 

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Here is my tang trying to tail swipe my iPhone. He hates it!

 

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Getting fat again!

 

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Just hanging out.

 

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Finally installed my actinic t5 setup.

 

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Caught a glimpse of another Berghia Nudibranch out for a stroll.

 

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Been a while from last update. Had been very busy and was not paying too much attention to tank outside of just Feeding fish and coral quickly. Well that's normally when something goes wrong and boy it sure did. Checked my dkh readout and had to shut down calcium reactor. Dkh climbed. Did some water tests to find out nutrients bottomed out. Phosphate .03 ppm nitrate completely undetectable.... So immediately began dosing sodium nitrate yesterday.