My 75 gallon reef tank

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Love the battleship. Used to have the same one in my midas/red devil tank (freshwater cichlid). Until they outgrew it. Then it became a toy to them :p they love to rearrange things... Daily
 
Yes :) thank you!

Awesome! I’ve had too many Amazon boxes wonder off mysteriously just wanted to check.

That scrapper changed my cleaning routine so much for the better and those towels are super absorbent and bleach them right along with my filter socks.

Enjoy!!!
 
Love the battleship. Used to have the same one in my midas/red devil tank (freshwater cichlid). Until they outgrew it. Then it became a toy to them :p they love to rearrange things... Daily
My husband is prior Navy and he liked the battle ship so it stayed. I got the two clowns, about 30lbs of sand, water and supplies from my cousin. He had a 55 gallon tank and I transferred about everything to my 75 gallon and added more rock and the corals, power head and skimmer. (darn iPhone loves to change words).
 
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How do you like the Reef Octopus HOB skimmer? Would you recommend it to a fellow reefer?
 
How do you like the Reef Octopus HOB skimmer? Would you recommend it to a fellow reefer?
I like it a lot and it’s super easy to clean and set up. Yes I would recommend it to a fellow reefer.
 
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Rearranged some corals tonight and moved one clam up closet to the light. I’ve noticed it was not fully extended, before I moved it, I did a little scrub down with a new, soft toothbrush while keeping the clam in tank water.
 
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Well one of our clams died yesterday. I have no idea how or what caused it's death. I looked for snails, scrubbed the shell with a new soft toothbrush just could not save it. Water is where it's to be and everyone else is happy. Super expensive death.
 
That's a great looking tank love the clams. The battleship just fits right in. You did a great job on that .
 

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