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05-11-2007, 04:23 AM
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Thanks alot ladies. Karen I upload my photos onto photobucket.com and then just copy and paste the link into my posts. Photobucket accounts are free. Its pretty easy. Hope you get it worked out. I would really like to see some pics of you guys tank. I would like a royal gramma too but they say it should be the last fish you introduce so will probably wait awhile.Was just at elite tonight and saw a fish or two that I may have to go back and get(green clown goby or six line wrasse). Not sure which one. He just got them in today and said to wait a couple days to make sure everything is cool. I wanna check Golds on Saturday anyway cause the prices are better there. Anyway keep workin on those pics.
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05-11-2007, 05:09 AM
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Yasha's are pretty.....but hide ALOT! I have one in both of my 14g biocubes...and you wouldn't know it most of the time...a shy but BEAUTIFUL fish. We got ours from J&L's.
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05-13-2007, 04:41 AM
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Well I know I said I was gonna wait until I moved but I could stand looking at the tank with one lonley ocellaris in it. So....I broke down and bought a six line wrasse.Havent been able to get a pic of him yet ,but when I do I will post it. Do these guys ever stop swimming?lol
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05-24-2007, 10:18 PM
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We moved last w/e and was really stressed about the saltwater tank( have read about some really bad tank moves). But all my worrying was for nothing. The move went well and most of the corals opened up that night. Whew! I added an AquaC Remora skimmer a couple days ago and two more zoa frags.
 
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The tank miester himself. Thanks alot Greg.
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