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Old 04-29-2009, 04:18 AM
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mmmmmmmm cube tank.

Looks great. Are you planning on keeping the minimal rock work in the tank? I'm starting to really like the way they look
Not sure I plan to merge two other tanks and change some things so not sure what will happen.
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Old 04-29-2009, 05:10 AM
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Looking great!

I bet you could use more fish though...Hmmmm...maybe a Coral Rabbit??

Actually I saw one for sale in the buy/sell area
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Quick update tank is doing well ended up with some flat worms and some zoa eating nudies. Trying the natural way to eliminate the flat worms with this guy.


The rest of my pieces are doing great here are a few shots.






And last love this picture it is in between the glass of my refugium.

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Old 06-15-2009, 12:41 AM
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Wow nice shot...could you please try and get another shot with a few more species of critters
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Love this guy not the best shots but for sure my favorite fish right now.


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Old 07-15-2009, 07:55 PM
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Nice setup.....I have one and the colour is amazing under both MH and actinic
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Quick update tank is doing well ended up with some flat worms and some zoa eating nudies. Trying the natural way to eliminate the flat worms with this guy.
I've tried those head shield slugs before and they will only bring the flatworm numbers down not get rid of them entirely. Once you have only a few left and the slug starts to starve it might work best to pass it on to someone else and then treat your tank with flatworm exit. I've had a good experience with a yellow coris wrasse as well. Once my sea slug couldnt find any of the remaining flatworms the wrasse took care of what was left.
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Old 07-15-2009, 08:07 PM
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Yeah I know I got him to bring them down a bit as I had lots. He has tripled in size eating as many as he can find, and I have someone lined up ones he starts running out to take him.
I also have a coris wrasse and he has been eating them as well so he should finish off the left over stragglers.
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Looks great! You have me thinking about cubes...

What type of MH do you have over it? Is that a 400W?
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Its kind of too bad that those sea slugs eat up flatworms so fast. I would have enjoyed being able to watch mine longer. Anyways, hope those two do the trick for you and you dont have to worry about flatworms anymore.
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