Mike's 150 Tall

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these two pics, I don't know what this stuff is. bacterial?
usually shows up twice a year and I'll run ChemClean to get rid of it.
grows in very low light areas only. blows off in to snow like particles.
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There is a different cyano that looks like that, forgot the name.
 
so one of our favorite pieces decided to separate itself from the rock it was attached to. stitches were needed. hope this works.
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I hope it works, too! Seems like it should. Leathers are pretty hardy.
 
Very nice!! I have some of those in my newer BioCube (the tank that is my poor excuse for a grow-out tank....ummm, I don't have room for them in the other tank). ;Joyful
thanks.
adding a 40g breeder frag tank/grow out in the fish room.
financing and some equipment acquired. need a tank and $1/gallon sale for the sump tank.
 
so stitching the wondering devils hand didn't work. I didn't have a clean cut, so it healed up with out attaching to the plug. so I cut the stitches, recut the bottom, and then cut a cylinder out of the bottom. super glued two frag plugs together and them forced the stem end of the plug into the devils hand.
it's resting comfortably now.
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now that's the way,stick it to him:cool:
 

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