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[ElGuappo]

Originally Posted by Brent F

One of my turbos likes coming right out of the water. Here it is from earlier today on the shore. I must not be feeding him enough. He is regularly out eating the algae above the water line.

My snails always get above the water line. all types margs and turbos. the new set looks great. quite the sand bed in the one tank.

[ElGuappo]

your last post i believe is of the max and it looks like you have gotten rid of one of the original PH's and added a koralia in its place is this the case?

[Brent F]

Originally Posted by ElGuappo

your last post i believe is of the max and it looks like you have gotten rid of one of the original PH's and added a koralia in its place is this the case?

No, it is a "Hydor FLO" attached to the stock Red Sea powerhead nozzle

The deep sandbed in the Nanocube 6 is for a jawfish

[Brent F]

Here's my latest addition hiding under a clam. It's a Frogfish. The Pajama Cardinal had to be moved to another tank to make room for this guy. They can swallow fish close to their own size so aren't compatible with much else. Great fish for a clam and urchin only tank.


Here's a picture showing the diffence in light between the Red Sea Max and the 250W metal halide over the open tank

[Brent F]

I'm tired of my urchins tearing up my SPS so decided to setup another tank to move the urchins to. I picked up a 90 gal, a 67 gal and ASM G1-X skimmer used for a third the cost of my RSM. This will be setup as a FOWLR tank with a refugium in the sump setup as a second display.

[Lance]

So this is tank #4? Sweet! I'm planning tank #2, and am out of room already.

[Brent F]

Finally got a jawfish for the deep sand bed in my nanocube 6

Frog fish day 1 and 10 days later. It is closer to the rock colour now

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