Sam's Oceanic 120 - DIY solutions

I have a Leucoxanthus and two Springeri in my 125. And a Melanurus.
I’m ordering g them through Dr.Reefs Quarantined fish. Since all previous fish (except the purple jerk and the mandarin) came through him. I got 1 YCW and 2 Speingeri.

Gonna need to reaffirm my lid is escape proof
 
I’m ordering g them through Dr.Reefs Quarantined fish. Since all previous fish (except the purple jerk and the mandarin) came through him. I got 1 YCW and 2 Speingeri.

Gonna need to reaffirm my lid is escape proof
Most of the Leucoxanthus have been 2"-3", fat and healthy when I find them while the Chrysus have been around 3/4"-1" and skinny. I almost purchased a Chrysus a couple of times but I refuse to buy a sick fish and hope to nurse it back from death.
 
Most of the Leucoxanthus have been 2"-3", fat and healthy when I find them while the Chrysus have been around 3/4"-1" and skinny. I almost purchased a Chrysus a couple of times but I refuse to buy a sick fish and hope to nurse it back from death.
So I’ve had a YCW from him before (but carpet surfing kills). And he came in fat.
 
You've been cloned. Lol
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You've been cloned. Lol
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hah! my sister in law is going to be stoked! When she was out for my kid's communion she saw the towel and said she had to get a few as gag gifts.
 
Overflow, filter sock cup, lid, & now Gravity ATO will all be included in my 20 Long Reef conversion kit...
when I can get it up on the site...
wish I could get that tank but got the big no from my wife... *sad face*
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Gravity ATO is working like a champ!
All day chaperoning kids field trip to Fullersburg Woods. Geocaching and sustainability. Thought I’d get out of it… like jury duty. I guess no one in my peer group visits R2R.
 

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