There's something fishy about this build...

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And I’ll probably stop the LFS on the way home…
I was thinking of buying that exact same case. Let me knoywhat you think of it!
 
I was thinking of buying that exact same case. Let me knoywhat you think of it!
Not knocking the case but question? What are you gonna use it for? Underwater tank pix? Or snorkel/scuba?
 
I was thinking of buying that exact same case. Let me knoywhat you think of it!
I’ll let you know if it works. If it doesn’t I might not be able to let you know…
Not knocking the case but question? What are you gonna use it for? Underwater tank pix? Or snorkel/scuba?
Snorkel and scuba. Got to get a picture of a puddingwife
 
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And I’ll probably stop the LFS on the way home…
Just realized what you bought and now I too want to know if it works and how well the pictures come out. Like @JoJosReef i will also be using it in my tank!!
 
Was very tempted on a harlequin tusk but with recent fish failures and price. They were $120 which I know is cheap for that fish but I’ve also spent way too much recently.
 
Well the BTA has expanded. (This is the other tank but I can’t be bothered to maintain two build threads.)
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In this tank there is some bad news as I woke up to find my fish feasting on the clam.


Still at least my shrimp are happy
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Also interesting thing I learned from my friend who does QT for a public aquarium. Apparently they never use copper or any other meds unless a fish fails a medical check. They do 2-3. Initial, final, and occasional mid QT. There only non reactive treatment is a FW dip. otherwise it’s just observational.
 
Your maroon clown is kicking up quite the sandstorm.
Yeah
Can’t believe people complain about wrasse and sand. That thing is second only to my old diamond goby
 

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