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If I were to try something like flipping out a sand bed there is no telling what sort of mayhem would ensue. Likely any type that possibly could. That said if its too blue you could always put the MH back on the tank. That would lighten things up a bit.

Sorry but cant help myself .... Hey @A. grandis wouldn't that tank look good with his MH on it? Bet it would cut down on the blue a bit!

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Scape is coming together. I think I’ve found a nice spot for these guys.
Assuming they don’t walk around lol.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Our newest addition , Tater Tot.

 

[najer]

I added 3 more to my big tank and 1 to my little tank about 10 days ago, love urchins.
PS, love the green spot, looks slightly "under long" to me?!

 

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Scape is coming together. I think I’ve found a nice spot for these guys.
Assuming they don’t walk around lol.

That an abalone?

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

That an abalone?

Nope , clams and mussels. I kinda have a bivalve addiction.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Not bad growth on the derasa. Got it in Sept 17 I belive.

Speaking of clams, someone took a walk.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

I added 3 more to my big tank and 1 to my little tank about 10 days ago, love urchins.
PS, love the green spot, looks slightly "under long" to me?!

Your either calling my fish little , or my mussels big.

Lol.

 

[GoVols]

Love them Royal Urchins

Lol!!!
Has "Tater Tot" grabbed him some camouflage, yet? ;Wacky

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Love them Royal Urchins

Lol!!!
Has "Tater Tot" grabbed him some camouflage, yet? ;Wacky

Haha. Yup. Was wearing 3 zoas and a stoma shell this morning.

 

[GoVols]

Haha. Yup. Was wearing 3 zoas and a stoma shell this morning.

(lol)
Little Johnny Apple Seed

 

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Nope , clams and mussels. I kinda have a bivalve addiction.

Ya, can completely understand that. Several times I've cycled rock in the inlet where I live and ended up with a bunch of cool little bivalves on the rocks. Are you able to keep them alive long term? Never had any luck myself.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Ya, can completely understand that. Several times I've cycled rock in the inlet where I live and ended up with a bunch of cool little bivalves on the rocks. Are you able to keep them alive long term? Never had any luck myself.

The ones that live under the big stylo are about two years old. The colony with the fish is new. I had a larger mussle(7in) for about 6 years and my scallop in that tank is close to 4 (I think , senior reefer moment).

I shoved this guy in a hole when it was barely a couple MM when the tank was new.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Getting closer to the final scape.
Need to finish tossing and moving the old stuff.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Randoms lol’s.

 

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The ones that live under the big stylo are about two years old. The colony with the fish is new. I had a larger mussle(7in) for about 6 years and my scallop in that tank is close to 4 (I think , senior reefer moment).

I shoved this guy in a hole when it was barely a couple MM when the tank was new.

That's great! I've tried local clams and scallops with very little success - always assumed there just wasn't enough particulate food to keep them alive.

 

[TikiBird]

Beautiful! Love your cute urchin too.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Beautiful! Love your cute urchin too.

Thank you Ms Tiki!

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Sigh.

Two of my now four Nems just decided to take a walk. ;Facepalm

 

[dragon99]

Neighbors don't look happy. There goes the neighborhood.