30g Nano Cube

Der_Iron_Chef · #1 09-08-2007, 02:50 PM

Oh sure, now that Tony suggests it.....

lol

Hope it works. Corals are looking great!

michika · #2 09-08-2007, 02:56 PM

Lol! Nah, I figure many people have suggested them, and I was on the edge of getting one a little while before. I guess you can just say Tony pushed me over the edge!

Der_Iron_Chef · #3 09-08-2007, 09:07 PM

Aw, just givin' you a hard time. He he.

Good luck!

michika · #4 09-08-2007, 09:17 PM

Well I came home with something, and now I'm waiting forever to acclimatise it. My SG, and the store's SG are pretty far apart!

michika · #5 09-09-2007, 03:43 PM

Yesterday, after much searching, I came home with a consolation prize

This is Noodle, my super cheap Lettuce Nudibranch. They also eat hair algae. We'll see how he does in the meantime while I hunt down a sea hare.

I also forgot to post that I've also removed a few fish from my system into temporary homes, and some to permanent homes. Needless to say it hasn't really made any impact on the GHA.

I'm hoping to move for December 1st so I've been making arrangements to have someone watch my tank at their home for about a week while I actually move. I guess until then I won't be adding anything new, unless its a sea hare.

mr_alberta · #6 09-09-2007, 03:53 PM

There's a sea hare at Reef Werkz Catherine.

Delphinus · #7 09-09-2007, 04:00 PM

Apparently Lettuce seaslugs are seaslugs and not technically "nudibranchs." To a biology nerd apparently there's a difference but I'm afraid I am not that particular biology nerd.

Good luck, with the ample food supply he might do well. I never had much luck with these guys though (couldn't find them after 3 days, and after that, maybe only a fleeting glimpse of a body-less slug head zipping around the tank.

Weird..)

Let us know how he does though! I hope he does the trick.