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Re: Some of my 90G Coral Reef Pics
Wow you really have a nice tank. What lighting are you using, t5 or halide? Also what type of skimmer. Your zoas are very nice, as for prices ive read about some zoa morphs going for as much as 300 a polyp! Haha, i have a nano reef i should post pics of here...
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1.0.0 Ball Python- rex
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0.1.0 Crested Gecko- Cheweh
0.0.2 Metallic Pink Toe Tarantula-Bubbles, Skittle(My little brother named them)
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Re: Some of my 90G Coral Reef Pics
Awesome pictures and nice tank setup!
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I miss my dads tank now he had a beautiful setup and we had just bought him living sand and our clown fish had mated and laid eggs and my dad bought a sea apple and it poisoned the entire tank cause it got sucked into the filter cause it strayed to close x.x
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We weren't meant to fly,
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Is try not to fall.
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0.0.1 2010 normal ball python ( unamed still)
0.1 2009 normal (Ania)
0.1 2006 normal (Calleis)
1.0 2006 pastel (Helios)
1.0 2009 het pied (Honos)
0.1 2004 amel corn snake. (Isis)
0.1 2008 lavender motley corn snake (Ophelia)
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Re: Some of my 90G Coral Reef Pics
Very nice pics. I have always wanted to set one up, but figured it was too hard to maintain.
Eddie Strong, Jr.
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Re: Some of my 90G Coral Reef Pics
It can be a hastle to maintain in the begining because theres alot of tests you have to do (Nitrate, Nitrite, Ammonia, PH, etc..... and if your big on Corals your Calcium, Magnesium, and Alkalinity need to be spot on. Its definitely challenging but thats what makes it fun
After you have everything in check, pretty much your water changes with a good brand of salt will replenish everything. You go thru times though when you hate it like when your Nitrates get to high and you start getting red slime. Usually from overfeeding or not enough flow....
If your looking to get into it I would strongly advise reading as much as you can for like 4-6 months. There is alot you need to know about keeping Saltwater Aquariums
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Lots of Female BP's for 2011
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Re: Some of my 90G Coral Reef Pics
Originally Posted by Kuba
Wow you really have a nice tank. What lighting are you using, t5 or halide? Also what type of skimmer. Your zoas are very nice, as for prices ive read about some zoa morphs going for as much as 300 a polyp! Haha, i have a nano reef i should post pics of here...
I use T5's but will be switching over to LED's. The Skimmer is from My Reef Creations and it is the MRC-II capable of handling up to 300 Gallons. My take on it is to get a skimmer double of what you have.
I also have a refugium with Cheato that helps elimnates Nitrates. Trates are my worst enemy by far
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Lots of Female BP's for 2011
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