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last pic of the day my tuxedo urchin.

my clam trio.

common plate.

no idea what this is but its been with me for 1/2 yr. ID anyone??

brain fully recovered.

also old green octo.

my old bicolour, and yes its bigger than my clam......

part of the green tip ricardo that fall off. i think its forming to be a new one by iteself

my only 2 ricardo.

lol yea i saw on the other thread guess i was tricked but none the less its quite a cute coral.

common purple tube anemone.

cheap green monti

bored today so i took some pics of some of my corals was told its a blasto but i dont know since i never own one before, looks quite nice though and it didnt come very cheap.....

there has been heaps of success stories with dragonet with nano tanks, most of them use nano to begin training dragonet to eat frozen brine shrimps sincethe tanks is small and its easier for it to find the food and it will probably be the only fish in there so no competition. my mandarin is still with me though the sides and back of my nano tank is all algae and seriously it dont look very pretty but at least the mandarin swims around digging for food all the time. my fire goby.... jumped out of the tank such a beauty but think i wont try it again

but he has a jumbo macroalgae tank though. think i read somewhere bout it as smithsonian style aquarium that rely heavily on macro algae.

and today looking better melting part is almost replaced by new tissue.

brain recovering a little. before shot the sides melted a little on the right.

wah looks like a secret base lol.

oops lol should say when........ not now... sorry

btw should i do a water change now that the cycle is completed?

yea there is a bit of injury on the side, got it from a friend apparently his mushroom was overcrowding his tank and melted the side on the brain coral so i took it over. should be no problem its tenticle still comes out and try to grab some food when i feed it. i like the colour though.

its first coral for the tank.... but the main light for the tank isnt up so it lives in the sump for now..

water tested ok. heres a sump finished setup. all seperate pump FR and skimmer on the side and 1 pump for the chiller seperately. got given some of the macro algae gonna try it out c if it will survive or not. some site listed turn the lights on for 16hrs some say flat out 24hrs for the macroalgae. anyone with some of them care to share since my web surfing conclusion comes to when the lights go out it release carbon dioxide and ph will drop, but doesnt the plant need ZZZzz (sleep)??

you can bring it but im not sure a chiller is bout 12kg for the smallest ones and bout 25kg for bigger ones. you dont have any other luggage?

flatworms i think i used to have them on my hammer and elegance, frshwater dip them and shake it a bit and they will come off.... but my elegance didnt survive the dip so be careful.