Will the Frogspawn hurt my Duncans?
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jazzfisher
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I do wish I had more space since the display is only 11 inches deep But 36 long. For my size of human (I’m short) this is a great size for me and relatively easy to care for.
I do wish I had more space since the display is only 11 inches deep But 36 long. For my size of human (I’m short) this is a great size for me and relatively easy to care for.
I dont blame you. Im an average height guy, im 5'9, but i have a 73 inch reach, so my long ole arms can reach down to my sand LOL. I have a normal 4x2x2 120 so I feel like a monkey when i do it, and even have friends make fun of me when they see me do it since most people need a small step stool LOL.
Great looking tank, im working on my own euphylia garden, started with a small 2 headed hammer and a 1 head frogspawn a few months ago and they really took off. The hammer is now 4 medium heads and the frog spawn is 4 large heads.
This was them a few months ago
This is them now(excuse my overly white light which makes corals disappear lol)
And yet this jerk still picks the goniopora when there are 8 heads of euphyllia. Face of pure evil and now i know why they are called damsels UGH LOL.
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jazzfisher
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I love hammers, torches & frogspawn.
I have a Melanurus wrasse that thinks she’s a sand diver So who needs a sand sifter? She might have to go back to the LFS soon besides she’s getting big for my tank too. Also have a pair of clowns hosting in the hairy mushroom & zoas instead of the BTA, crazy fish!
I have a Melanurus wrasse that thinks she’s a sand diver So who needs a sand sifter? She might have to go back to the LFS soon besides she’s getting big for my tank too. Also have a pair of clowns hosting in the hairy mushroom & zoas instead of the BTA, crazy fish!
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