few bta pics... just for kicks....

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Awesome tank
 
This is awesome!
 
That is sooo awesome! I have 2 rbta that split from 1, and one is going to split again. I've always maintained that I would keep them because I like the look of them, but I never get more or different ones because I feel three no need, plus they move when they're new. But you have taken it to another level and it had paid off, simply amazing!
 
wow that's cool clownfish heaven lol what's the care for all those nem's are you feeding them and what kind of light?
 
thanks.... i enjoy them :) the onyx might get another playmate one of these days. she decided to pick on her mate a couple weeks ago, so now is in isolation. lol

wow that's cool clownfish heaven lol what's the care for all those nem's are you feeding them and what kind of light?

the care is pretty simple. weekly 10% water change,and feed them small amounts once a week. i rotate between mysis and krill. i would like to feed more, but it's a high bioload in such a small tank. well... care is simple other then when my ocd kicks in and i have to see all my bta's. lol i rearrange them on a regular basis so that they are all facing the front. :) i have a rb photon on the system. great lights for the price, imo.
 
Just how do you,....." rearrange them on a regular basis" ?

I have trouble trying to get their foot to release. I was told by a friend that he's used an ice cube alone it's foot, but I haven't tried it yet.

We have two, a beautiful Colorado Sunburst bta, a white tip and a very nice Green Haddi Carpet, that we want to build a Anemone tank for them.

Any advise and suggestions,....MASTER" !!! :wink: lol
 

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