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Good looking acros, nice shots. ;Woot
^^strawberry shortcake acro that I'm attempting to rescue. It was almost completely white when I chopped it and relocated it, and heres what it looks like now ;Woot;Woot
Also heres my culture shock acropora that is looking more beautiful as the days progress, thank you @JDowns
And my center rock, I call it acropora island
Thank youGood looking acros, nice shots. ;Woot
Gorgeous
^^strawberry shortcake acro that I'm attempting to rescue. It was almost completely white when I chopped it and relocated it, and heres what it looks like now ;Woot;Woot
Also heres my culture shock acropora that is looking more beautiful as the days progress, thank you @JDowns
And my center rock, I call it acropora island
They actually get along great. The three are always swimming together. Haven't seen any aggression amongst them...yet! LolSorry for the losses. You have a tomini and Kole in the same tank and they behave. That’s cool.
Nice additions can’t wait to see them
I have an Eshopps L on my 75 and its super quiet, love it, and it doesnt take up a crazy amout of space.Good note. I'll check it out when I go down there on friday. I was also considering doing the Non-Reef ready and drilling an Eshopps Eclipse overflow. I am using the S on my 40 breeder now and was considering getting the M for the 75. I really enjoy the eclipse overflow and it's never given me an issue
But if they have an 80 i'll definitely check it out
So I lost a couple fish. One went carpet surfing, the other got wedged under a rock, and one I'm not entirely sure what happened. So I I'm down to 8 in the tank.
I thought I was down to 7 as I couldnt find my little clown. Waited two days to see if it would show up....nothing. My overflow has a cover, but theres a punch out for the return plumbing that sits open since I went to Herbie style drains. So for giggles I opened the cover and sure enough, there he is staring me in the face. So I drained the overflow and got him out. Now hes back in the tank and happy.
So currently my stocking lost is;
Yellow tang
Kole tang
Tomini tang
Coral beauty
Orchid dottyback
Two clowns
Mag foxface
Just ordered 5 more fish
Potters angelfish
Bicolor blenny
Exquisite firefish
Carpenters wrasse
And.......green mandarin!
Going to try it! Ordered pods but going to try to get it to eat frozen. Wish me luck!!!
You read that right! After talking about it for over a year now, Crabs is finally making the upgrade to a 75! I love my 40 breeder, but i'm constrained by space and the fish I can stock. I really enjoy the depth that a 40 breeder has, and a 75 is a foot longer and a bit taller.
Let me preface this buy informing right out the gate that this is going to be an extremely slow build. I'm technically not allowed to set up this new tank until we move into our new house. (we haven't even found a house we like yet or put our current one on the market...to give you some sort of time frame ) But I'll be gathering up parts, and prepping the tank for moving day!
So come along on my next step in my reefing journey won't you?
So here's my plan in a nutshell;
Going to pursue a bare bottom tank. All new dry rock with a little of the live rock from my current tank to seed it.
I'm going to transfer my coral from the 40 to the 75. But i'm going to do it as frags or small colonies. I'm going to be very perticular about coral placement this time around. I'm having issues in my current tank with corals running into eachother and fighting. Specifically my mushrooms killing the base encrusing parts of my acros and mille's. I will not be transfering any mushrooms and potentially any zoanthids.
I've landed on a 75 gallon reef ready that my "local" fish store (60 miles away) has on sale right now. I've never done "reef ready" and always done either hang on back overflow or drilled my own. So i'm excited to try a tank that is already drilled and ready to go, just needs to be plumbed.
Most of my equipment is already set for a larger tank. My skimmer is rated for 100 gallons, my sump and heater should be good to go as well. Just have to re-plum it.
I will likely be building my own stand with the help of my uncle who does wood working.
No pictures yet. I'm driving down friday afternoon to pick up the tank.
I'm super excited and I hope you are too