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Sorry about the Sohal one of my favorites.Mostly riding out the uglies. I did lose my big sohal after it injured itself (which I have another thread about). The remaining fish are happy, although there was some head butting after I lost the undisputed tank boss, but that's mostly tamed back down now. The unicorn will undoubtedly have that position in no time. It's doubled in size in the last 5 months, and is now tied for size with the Desjardini Sailfin I've had for 4 years.
I have a few test frags in there. Once they start thriving I might move over some bigger colonies
Yeah, it was my favorite. Didn't cause too much trouble and the tamest fish Ive ever had. It ate out of my hand and let me pet it. When I xfered it to the large tank it literally just let me pick it up and put it in the xfer bucket.Sorry about the Sohal one of my favorites.
I want that Unicorn !!Fish are growing and getting fat.
I only got it about a year ago. Here it is in quarentine. Its grown quite a bit.I want that Unicorn !!
They grow fast as does Vlamingi and dussomieriI only got it about a year ago. Here it is in quarentine. Its grown quite a bit.
It's really not that bad. My rockwork I built very securely to begin with. For glass cleaning I use one of the bigger mighty magnets (they have various pads, I use the dozer pads and algae cutter bag mostly). I use pikstik aqua tongs to move stuff around or grab anything off the bottom.How do you manage cleaning the glass/aquascaping a tank this deep? I have a 32" deep acrylic tank that I've owned for almost 5 years and have never put into service because I'm concerned about maintenance.