:biggrin::biggrin:

Nope, same one, I think it has grown though, it looks different everyday, somedays its half that size, somedays, it bigger...I may have to give it away...it is about 4 inches from touching both sides of my tank when its fully spread. I really like it and it hasn't moved sinse the first week I got it so I think it's happy where it is. The clowns actually host my green star polyp more often (I don't think they are very smart :mrgreen:).

Those two clown are from RC, they were in the captive bread tru perc batch, they were super healthy when I got them, they seem to be doing ok, they eat everything in site.

Thanks for the comment karazy!

Read through your journal. Great looking tank. I love the color of the rock.

I am going to set up a 29g (hopefully this week or next). Fish only with LR. The q's I have are...

Did you cure your rock first, or was it cured? Or was your tank set up for weeks before adding the cleaning crew?

What was your total price (before livestock)?

How are the clowns doing? We are going to stock with just 4 clowns, with more as the bug bites us and we get a bigger tank.

Thanks for posting this build. Very helpful to me anyways :)

Brian

Don't mean to hi-jack your thread syeve... Brain, Please don't add 4 clowns to a 29G tank... Sooner or later you will only have 2, because the most dominant will kill off the two weakest.

:). Yeah, I got that info from elsewhere since posting here. Definitly 2 clowns, plus I don't know what. Thanks though, and sorry syeve ;)

Rock was cured for a year, because it came from my tank,
and he got a pretty sweet deal on the setup and the rock, if i do say so myself.
:lol:

Oups! I missed these last few posts, sorry guys. No problem on the questions Brian! Any more come up don't hesitate to ask.

Yah, I got it from Ken and it was in amazing shape and color when I got it. Ken gave me a sweet deal on some nice rock for sure. It has done really well and to this day I have had zero issues with the tank, I believe a large part due to the fact that the rock was so well taken care of. Actually, the only issue I have is my nem and my mushrooms are growing to big for the tank :lol:

EDIT: I missed one of your questions Brian, the tank with rock, livestock, sand, salt, test equip has been under $1k (around $900 I think). Pretty good considering the new price of a JBJ is around that same price. The only full time filtering I run is a Tunnze skimmer. Other than that I let the rock do all the work.

A few pics!

My weird ass clowns harassing my GSP

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...e/IMG_1547.jpg

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...e/IMG_1535.jpg

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...e/IMG_1530.jpg

Great shots of the clowns. Can they come to my house and kill off....I mean host in my gsp?:lol:

Thanks for the update Syeve. I have been debating on whether or not to run a skimmer, as I am planning on fish only with LR, but your budget is very encouraging.

Tunze Doc Nano 9002
 

Hey, I noticed you have this skimmer on your tank. I thought the skimmer cup interferes with closing the hood all the way? Any modifications required?

Thanks,

Myles

Hey Brian, I would personally run a skimmer. The crap it filters out is stuff I never want to linger in my tank :biggrin:

Hey Myles, I have no prob closing the hood, the problem is opening it. You have to remove the skimmer cup to open it all the way. I only open it to clean the glass so it's really no big deal. If you have a similar tank I would lean towards the tunze, it is a little more money but it is quiet and works very well for a nano skimmer.