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your clowns are so cute , whats the width of your tank?
I have the Red Sea Reefer 350. It’s a four foot tank
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your clowns are so cute , whats the width of your tank?
Maine reefer?? What part? I'm from the Bangor area
It's been a while since i last checked in.
I have a LOT of catching up to do but I wanted to stop thru and say hi...
Hi
Oh hey! I'm guessing you've been to Vances in Bucksport then? If not I highly recommend it. By far the best store in the area. (Actually the only store I really trust with saltwater around here)Small world, I’m in Brewer
Oh hey! I'm guessing you've been to Vances in Bucksport then? If not I highly recommend it. By far the best store in the area. (Actually the only store I really trust with saltwater around here)
He doesn't like them, lol, I got mine from Petco a while back.no I haven’t but I’ve heard only good things about it and would like to go at some point. Actually I tried to get a hold of him just last week to get his opinion on emerald crabs and if he had any in stock, but I wasn’t able to.
He doesn't like them, lol, I got mine from Petco a while back.
I Always dip all corals no matter where the come from. Even then you can still end up with pest like vermitid snails
pretty sure that’s a black stomatella snail. Definitely a good guy and people often sell them locally. If you have more than one, they could reproduce.
When did vermetid snails become pests? I happen to like mine.
Mine died after a few months but it left everything alone except for fighting off hermit crabs from food pellets. He was neat, but not the algae eater I sort of needed him to be so I ended up replacing him with more snailsHow do you like yours? Does it bother corals or fish?
If you moved it and it’s already out, it definitely likes the spot! When I moved mine to the bottom it came out fully within a couple days, I was expecting weeks ;DeadI have a goniopora that I bought in the frenzy of a live sale. It was cheap, I was caught up in the moment and I bought it. I didn't know at the time that they were hard to keep. It has been sitting on the back of a rock for about 5 months. It hasn't been doing terribly, but it hasn't been thriving either. After reading @Magellan build and his trials with his goniopora I decided to move it lower down in the tank. After doing some more research I see that a lot of people have theirs in the sand. Well my demon goby wont allow that. The only reason my Elegance isn't buried is because I think it stings him when he gets to close.
I moved it over the weekend and so far I think it's been doing good.
I'm hoping in its new spot it will start growing more. I have a duncan that was in that spot but closed up after some time. I'm wondering if I move it over the the higher spot would help him. I figured out the reason the duncan was closed is my clowns were irritating it. The clowns don't go over and behind that rock on the right very much so maybe the duncan will do better over there.
My hydnophora gets a lot of light and a lot of flow and is happy and growing!This weekend I went to pick up some corals I bought from the AquaSD live sale. When I walked into UPS to get my box the women immediately said "You're the fish lady right?" I think it's official, I have became a true reefer when the UPS workers recognize me as "the fish lady".
I bought a bunch of stuff... as usually, I have no control when it is a sale. However, most of the things I bought are going into my office 30 gallon tank. I only got a couple new things for this one.
I bought a new torch to replace the one that died last month. This one is soooo little though. Seems happy so far.
I got a Micromussa. It has had its feeders out a lot...So I've been feeding it... a lot
Lastly a Hydnophora. I'm still doing research on this one to find the best placement in the tank.
I'm going to have to do some rearrange of some of the other corals. I say this every time I get something new... I just don't think I have space for anything else, but I always seem to find something I need.
My hydnophora gets a lot of light and a lot of flow and is happy and growing!
just be careful about it’s proximity to other corals, think of it as the Hulk...no one will like him when he’s angry! It can put out sweepers several inches long.