He looks better last evening,
Sincerly Lasse
He looks better last evening,
Sincerly Lasse
then the jacket looks good on him, perfect. What's that fuzzy stuff on his upper lip. Heehee
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He looks better last evening,
Sincerly Lasse
He looks better last evening,
Sincerly Lasse
He looks better last evening,
Sincerly Lasse
He looks better last evening,
Sincerly Lasse
Speaking of videos I found this one below is interesting. It's to do with a permanent brine shrimp population in the entire system, especially watch at around the 5:45 time when he shines his torch into his display.
Might give it a go myself.
I ordered some eggs the other day. I'd love to get a good permanent population going in my system. As dense as his would be cool. I'll try feeding them on a diet of ulva.Thanks for changing the subject back to aquariums again
That swarming at night looked too good to be true. But I agree on artemia survive most conditions and eat other things than phytoplankton.
Not sure he follows "the rules" for dwarf seahorses(temp & salinity), but if it works it works
A summer substitute set up two tanks behind our shark reef this summer. One 50L started with phytoplankton, the other 20L with live artemia. Air bubbles in both tanks. Water comes from the shark tank via a dosing pump, overflow from the phytoplankton tank to the artemia tank and from that tank overflow back to the display tank. The phytoplankton crashed pretty soon, but the artemia are still going strong. Both adult and juveniles can be seen in the 20L tank. Not very high density though.
I will add some chaetomorpha on Monday, to see if they grow more.
I'll also add some artemia to our refugiums
I bought an acro frag and dipped it in a strong (educated guess, my test kit doesn't go high enough) K solution of around 1000 yesterday for 10 minutes or so I was amazed what came off, I don't think I would try to run a tank with high K , I think the micro fauna will be hit hard?!
Not sure. Those inner tentacles looks like those of a tube anemone, but the outer ones looks more like from a regular anemone or a solitary polyp of a stony coral like Caryophyllia.I think it's sea anemone?
They don't say what species. Article about biofluorescentNot sure. Those inner tentacles looks like those of a tube anemone, but the outer ones looks more like from a regular anemone or a solitary polyp of a stony coral like Caryophyllia.
It feels like a million years from now And millions of $$Eventually when new building finish and all issues resolved. Should do a gala, like "dancing with the corals"( dancing with the Stars). Your band can play the music.
I see millions ;Greedy
It feels like a million years from now And millions of $$
Sure it'll be some nice events when it's all done! I'm hoping to do events/conferences for both public aquariums and hobbyists.
But the band only do very very small events..
Hmm, a fundraising gig for the new Aquarium. Maybe you're on to somethingThere you go, do a special event for your band plays only. I see hundred$$$$, sorry.
Hmm, a fundraising gig for the new Aquarium. Maybe you're on to something
I think it's sea anemone?