for a bit of safety id throw a hoseclamp on that return line where it stitches to the black hose, cause you know that hose will get hard and end up popping off when your not home

new aquascape

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1708


clam
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1703


Duncans and dendro

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1704

Monti cap

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1706

Frag Rack

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1709

Red zoas


http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1711


sps
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1712

Skimmer

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1713

Pocci

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/pic...pictureid=1707

Thanks for the heads up on the hose. Will have to add a few tiewraps I guess.

Starting to look pretty full there Trev...Lookin good....let us know how you like the skimmer.

Was at J&l yesterday and picked up a few new additions.

Bought a small orchid dotty. (whos made friends with my hi-fin goby)
A tail spot blenny,
Emerald crab to help out with my bubbles.

In another post I asked about the Powder Brown tang. After much deliberation and reserch, (and the fact they were the only tang J&L had) I decided to get a small one.

Not even 15 min after going into the display he was out swimming with the clowns and sixline. Being worked over by the cleane shrimp,(ich free so far)And eating like crazy! Absolutly gorgeous fish. Will keep ya'll updated on his progress..

Also grabbed some PE mysis, and frozen formula 2

As for the Vertex, Im impressed. Its producing about 2 cups of skim a week (that will increase with the new additions). Fairly quiet, easy to clean, and I like the drain port feature.

Will post pix when I get em.

Nice fish with lots of personality.

Its pretty small right now. About 1" but it's making the odd appearence. Staying on one side of the tank and only seems scared of the clown fish, the other fish dont scare it. He's swimming in and out of holes in the rock I didnt even know were there.

Being only 1 inch probably means it was tanked rasied which is awesome. Mine is certainly a rock dweller, it excavates a little hidey hole under some LR to sleep in. If it gets spooked it will dash to any number of known holes in the rock and then it's head pokes out somewhere to see what is going on.

Mine does not like crabs, if it sees a hermit outside it's main escape it gets all flashy and does the "move along" dance. Hermit is just oblivious though. :)

Tank raised tangs very cool. Nice to see some picture's when he decides no one will
eat him. Hope he becomes the star attraction :mrgreen:

Looking really good Trevor!! It looks like the tank is settling in well. What bulbs are you using in the Tek? When I got my first T5 fixture it took me forever to settle on bulbs...I was always changing them until I found something I like.

Don't get too attached to the Powder Brown though, he will outgrow your 70 gallon tank in a couple years. Not the best choice for a 36" tank.

They were talking about the Orchid Dottyback possibly being tank raised, not the Tang. :)

Allready talked that over with Purple (my wife). And plan on upgrading to a 90-125 withing the next 2 years. The PB seems very happy, no hiding, pecking at the rocks, and loves anything with selcon on it (except nori so far)