And if nothing else hopefully it will use that area as a refuge
Exactly, the only fish I can picture giving it any kind of hard time is the small scopas so if it finds a safe spot in the cube end first it knows where to bolt!
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And if nothing else hopefully it will use that area as a refuge
@najer do you still have that flame angel?
No, convict tang suspected as well as for my xanthic yellow scopas and female black clown, had a hard hit of fish loses.
If you can get captive bred I would go flame, the coral beauty was a wild caught baby but eventually went after my sps.aw man. I’m sorry. She was a beauty. Only asked because I’m very tempted to have a flame or coral beauty since both can be sourced from captivity
If you can get captive bred I would go flame, the coral beauty was a wild caught baby but eventually went after my sps.
If you can get captive bred I would go flame, the coral beauty was a wild caught baby but eventually went after my sps.
Can't edit, the coral beauty I tried ...
gotcha. Going to need to figure out what my blue fish will be in that case. Kinda tempted to try a pair of flames…Did your girl ever give any interest to your favia/favites and similar not super fleshy lps?
My flame was captive bred going back maybe 5 years ago, one of five that came to Europe I think, she cost me twice what a small wild caught would have cost me at the time, I was in the shop when she arrived from the importer / wholesaler and she bypassed another water change at my lfs as I took her straight home, she could swim flat out through 10 mm eggcrate when I got her, she got chased a lot as she would go and annoy fish, HE had transitioned a bit before I lost him, never touched a coral and ate anything.
Sometimes, talking to yourself is good. You may the only one listening. I do it a lot.So it seems the plank has a thing for eurobraced tanks.
little expensive. But it’s a long term investment. and I’m planing on keeping this reef going in some form even when I have the leviathan. Figure why not right? Realistically I will never be able to have anything larger than say 96x30x24 or perhaps 6 or 7 feet x 36” or even 48”x 24”
so why not have a 120, eventually tied in? Assuming it survives another 5 to 10 years
idk. I’m doing a bit of stuff around the house and listening to a reefing podcast (reef beef). Pondering the salty lifestyle.
(here he goes talking to himself again ;Joyful ;Joyful ;Joyful )
When I designed the twins the only person that didn't think I was mad when I showed him the design was the manager of my lfs, he designed the sump to what I wanted to achieve "potentially", so far so good but it had an evil first year due to me not ramming and harvesting the refugium from the get go, follow your vision.
I ordered my plank today finally