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07-27-2004, 08:14 PM
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Great lookin tank. I recognize those zoos
 How long have you had the rainfordi?? Christy 
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07-27-2004, 08:20 PM
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Well the lights I'm running are 2 175 MH 10000k's, 2 65 watt pc actinics, and here's why it's green on the right. I was running 2 50/50's 65 watt but broke one and have a 10000k in temporarily until I replace the 50/50. I also have a 3/4 watt moon light. This setup gives me a great dawn and dusk simulation. Light sequence goes moon to actinics to 50/50's to MH and then reverse shut down.
Yup, Christy I thought you just might recognize them as well as some other stuff. Rainy's been with me from almost the beginning with the 20 gallon back in January. This is his 3rd tank since I got him.
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07-28-2004, 03:06 PM
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Rainy is a Rainford's Goby, and it is nice to see that someone is able to keep one alive. I had one for a week or two, but it suddenly disappeared. They are not known for their adaptability in captivity.
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07-28-2004, 08:19 PM
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The camera is a canon powershot s40 I borrowed until my s50 gets home from abroad. As for Rainy, my Rainsford Goby, I find him quite easy to keep. He doesn't seem too picky about water conditions but he does not accept any frozen, fresh or flake food. He's a pure bug hunter and sand sifter. Keep up a good population of pods ect and you can keep one quite easily I think. When he was in my 20, he almost cleaned out the population. So I'd recommend a larger tank.
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