Good luck with the tea tree oil treatment.
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I’m rooting for your treatments to work.. I think these fish look so beautiful in larger tanks.My chromis!
They are doing ok for the most part.How are your chromis doing?
You got that right. I had 3 losses so far. Dying with their mouth open (uronema). But I really wish chromis wouldn’t try killing each other…that would be lovely as well.For the most part sounds like half are doing less than average...
100%.Sounds like chromis. That is why I stopped trying them years back. Sure they are beautiful and can be cheap. I don't like loosing fish and when you add them all up, they don't look as cheap as their purchase price may indicate.
I would put Anthias above Chromis for survivability but very close. I am thinking about lyretails. Hopefully the rest pull through for you.100%.
Man, they just look so good because they swim in the upper levels of the tank and add contrast.
But I do agree with you. Anthias are the same tier with chromis.
It is beautiful. Love to see more pictures .System Specs:
- Display: 260 gallons
- Dimensions: 96”x24”x26”
- Tank Theme: Shallow, Stony Coral Reef
Equipment and Filtration Specs:
- Main Return Pump: Vectra M2 - DC Return Pump (2000 GPH) - Ecotech Marine
- UV Sterilizer: Aqua Ultraviolet 80 Watt Classic UV Sterilizer
- UV Pump: Vectra M2 - DC Return Pump (2000 GPH) - Ecotech Marine - Closed loop back into display.
- ATO: Tunze Osmolator Universal 3155 Auto Top Off | 20 gallon reservoir
- Controller: Neptune Apex, 2x EB832 energy bar, Temperature, Salinity, pH, ORP 24/7 monitoring
- Skimmer: Reef Octopus - Regal 250INT 10" Internal Protein Skimmer (VarioS)
- Wavemakers: 4x Jebao OW Wave Maker Flow Pump with Controller (5,283gph each)
- Heating: Standard heater controlled with Apex.
- Lighting: 2x ATI 48" SunPower 8 x 54W Light Fixture.
- T5: 16 bulbs. x8 Blue Plus, x8 Coral Plus - 8 hours.
- Chemical filtration: Bulk Reef Supply -Premium ROX 0.8 Aquarium Carbon - run passively in media bag
- Mechanical Filtration: 5x Aquatic Experts Filter Socks 100 Micron - 4 Inch Ring by 10.5 Inch Long - changed twice/week
- Salt: Instant Ocean - Sea Salt Mix (Purple Bucket)
- Dosing Pump: 2x BRS 2 Part Doser - 1.1 mL per minute
- Additives: Part 1 (Alkalinity): Sodium hydroxide | Part 2 (Calcium): Calcium Chloride | Magnesium sulfate + Magnesium chloride as needed
Disease Prevention/Biosecurity:
Fish: New fish must follow strict quarantine protocols. Small/Medium fish: Hybrid Tank Transfer Method with 2x Formalin baths. Large fish: Copper Power 2.5ppm 14 days with transfer + 2x Praziquantel 2.5ppm 7 days apart. Corals & Inverts: Plug removed from coral, dip in Coral Rx for 10 min. Inspected. Sits in separate fishless QT for minimum 6 weeks | Inverts sit in fishless system for minimum 6 weeks.
Table of Contents:
- Pages 1-3: New tank building plan + aquascaping
- Page 4: Tank built! Minor bump because skimmer didn’t fit sump, UV difficult to maintain because of plumbing/tank design issue/miscommunication
- Page 5: Discussion of corals + white worm culture talk
- Page 6: More discussion about the plumbing/tank design issue + fixed the sump skimmer issue!
- Page 7-8: Invert & acro frag discussion
- Page 9: Resolving the final issue with UV + installed Apex & did cable management
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Do you have experience with anthias?I would put Anthias above Chromis for survivability but very close. I am thing about lyretails. Hopefully the rest pull through for you.
Not positive experiences... I have kept them in the past.Do you have experience with anthias?
I love my bristleworms!Out of everyone, I thought you, the invert lover, would appreciate the bristle worm.
You don’t like bristleworms? Why doesn’t anyone like them?
Did you quarantine them prior?*knocks on wood* So far no Chromis (5) or Anthias (4) deaths in my tank and one of my females is starting to transition. And I really dig their activity.