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01-04-2007, 12:28 AM
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It is a wonderful setup you have there Chin . I Can't imagin what it cost you . And i love the way the top opens .You have given me some idea's how i am going to make my new top come summer when i move . .keep up the good work . can't wait to see the 165g . will be watching for it .
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03-01-2007, 06:52 PM
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patience
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 Actually i've lost about 75% of my original acropora livestock from the move. They didn't like the new setup too much and those that lived have the most incredible polyp extension I've ever seen from them. Thankfully my biggest colonies made it OK and it was mostly the smaller ones that died ..... I'll recycle their skeletons into my calcium reactor so I can put them into good use one more time. I've been happy with the growth on the existing acros with the circular moving light so far. I can't comment too much yet since its only been 2 months but so far their grown are quite even and round. The only downside is I have to wait 10-20 seconds for the light to go over a coral to get a good look at it if I want to scrutinize something. I've finished setting up my original 165 tank into a LPS tank and I'm in the process of stocking it with the right fishes. Pics to follow in a few weeks.
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