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    Got some more pics today!





    There's an emerald crab in this one


    Lenny the Blenny




    A pack of nassarius snails


    A bumblebee snail shell-this is the second empty shell I've paid for at the pet store....

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    Lookin good so far! I've always wanted to try saltwater, but i'm too much of a scaredy-cat. I only know freshwater. Anyway......you should consider putting your heater in your sump tank. Gives the tank a cleaner look IMO.
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    Yeah we still need to move it. It might be too big for our sump tank though it might be going in the corner with the pipes as long as it keeps the temp stable.

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    Re: Saltwater Tank Progress

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    Yeah we still need to move it. It might be too big for our sump tank though it might be going in the corner with the pipes as long as it keeps the temp stable.

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    It should....there is plenty of water flow inside of the overflows.
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    Just a quick update, our tank is getting dirty and our ammonia is finally going down! I'm so excited to see the tank cycling progress!

    And Lenny is still alive, don't ask me how. He has been swimming around having a hay day with all the algae that is growing in the tank.

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    Re: Saltwater Tank Progress

    Looks good!!! keep up the good work

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    Re: Saltwater Tank Progress

    Off to a great start!
    I would recommend captivereefs.com! We are like family over there, they got the know how and nicer people than the big sites!
    Tell them Captain sent ya!
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    An update on the tank. We got some more rocks and a few fish in the tank, they are a hardier fish and the guy from the saltwater store says if our Blenny is alive and well we can try some other fish. Our levels are just about perfect and have been for about a week, I'm so excited to see the tank coming along! Oh, and we got the damsels out and traded them in, that was hard work catching them! They would not leave our peppermint shrimp alone and one of the damsels had a really bad cut on his face, either from the shrimp or an emerald crab. I figured since everyone said to get rid of those from the start we might as well get rid of them since they wouldn't leave the shrimp alone.

    We have about 70lbs of live rock in the tank now, about 20 more pounds to go!


    Our first bit of coral


    Blue green chromis. They are a schooling fish so they stay close together all the time


    And the clowns

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    I'm so envious. I just started fishkeeping with freshwater, but when I get into this more, I will eventually get into saltwater.
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    Update on the tank

    We have about 70lbs of rock, need 20-30 more


    The corals, they have all been in for several weeks:

    Frogspawn



    Blue Xenia


    Eagle Eye



    Eagle Eye and Watermelon



    Cabbage Leather Coral


    Orange polyps, don't know what these are called



    Bought myself a worm!!! A feather duster worm, it's the feathery looking thing.


    In the evening light, I love this thing!


    And with flash


    If you noticed our tank is really dirty, we had a skimmer mishap...it ended up dumping all the crap that was collected for one week back into the tank in one day. It was user error, but everything is about back to normal level wise.
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