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My wife doesn't like my bare bottom!
So I decided to cover it up.
http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2660.jpg I put down a very thin layer of Carib Sea crushed coral (just enough to cover most of the bottom). I left the back part of the tank BB. I couldn't use sand as there is too much flow. Anyway she's happy now. I liked the BB: very easy to keep clean. This looks better though. If I decide to go back to BB there's not much to remove. http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2666.jpg And my new acquisitions: Lamarck's Angel ( she's about 3.5" long and a very pretty silvery blue colour) http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2659.jpg http://i371.photobucket.com/albums/o...k/IMG_2665.jpg I also got a bunch of assorted snails, a few peppermint shrimp and a frogspawn coral. The shrimp are relegated to the sump as the Hawkfish might eat them; and the Harlequin Tusk (on order) definitely will. Also have a Chocolate Tang coming soon. When the Chocolate tang gets here and after QT, I will put it and the SF tang (from the 90 gal) in at the same time to avoid any conflict. |
That angel looks even better than it did in the store, you must have got there just after me, the sand sure brightens the tank up, looking good.
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Tank is looking great! How many Bannerfish you got in there? just the 1?
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Very nice. I love the rock work.
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I second that. The rock layout is very well thought out. Grown in that is going to be beautiful. I save the odd FTS to a folder for future inspiration when I'm reading to buy my rock. Yours has been added...
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Thanks, so much. I filed a few of the tank myself when I first set it up so I can see some before and afters. |
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