Sam's Oceanic 120 - DIY solutions

How's yours doing ?
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does it still open ?
Yep, he's not up by the head. And of course he seems to have moved on this afternoon, now he's on the rock next to the snakes
 
I actually saw him on the rock yesterday. Cute little thing
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That's a bad angle, but he actually is on the snake polyp in that photo - it's right in the corner by the rocks there. I'll see if I can catch a photo of him from one of the other angles from yesterday. Not sure if it's going to be clear enough with him not being the focus though.
 
hasn't opened. where should I put? light? no light? flow?
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before he was on the other side with low-ish light and good flow
 
I have never fed directly , lowlight ,moderate flow... ;) :)
 
dang you've done some upgrading buddy. Looks super good.
Thanks! Its really just like a kit car with all the PVC I've added; pinto with corvette panels. I cant wait to do the top layers. Those will be the ceiling tile, not the 1/2" sheet. It was hard to cut those panels. The floor isn't flat.
 
Thanks! Its really just like a kit car with all the PVC I've added; pinto with corvette panels. I cant wait to do the top layers. Those will be the ceiling tile, not the 1/2" sheet. It was hard to cut those panels. The floor isn't flat.
I'm still figuring out where you got that shelve from lol IKEA?
 
Got everything put away; changed out my DI resin and filters. Took the levels. Added the float switches that turn off the floss roller and skimmer if the sump level gets too high. Added back the Feed switch that pauses all the pumps for 7 minutes to feed.
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Got everything put away; changed out my DI resin and filters. Took the levels. Added the float switches that turn off the floss roller and skimmer if the sump level gets too high. Added back the Feed switch that pauses all the pumps for 7 minutes to feed.
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So nice and orderly. Love it.
 
Got everything put away; changed out my DI resin and filters. Took the levels. Added the float switches that turn off the floss roller and skimmer if the sump level gets too high. Added back the Feed switch that pauses all the pumps for 7 minutes to feed.
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That looks so nice.
 

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