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![]() I understand adding more than 1 fish at a time is not adviseable. However living in the okanagan there is really poor selection and you pay 3 times what you pay for a fish on the coast. I figured 3 relatively small fish would be ok and i'm still confident they will be. The tank has been running for almost 6 months so i think i've been pretty patient adding livestock.
I did a 25% water change this morning and everything appears much happier. I'll test parameters again once everything has had a good chance to circulate. Thanks for all the suggestions.
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80g Cylinder Reef tank established Nov/07 2 black clowns, Rose BTA, Fox Face, 2 scooter blennies, Yellow tang, cleaner shrimp, sand sifting star, blue regal tang |
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![]() How does your flow work in your tank? Do you have a tank journal? You may want to move your koralia power head closer to the surface, or add a second power head in to oxygenate the water more.
Keep up with your water changes, and maybe look into some sponges, like a nitrate sponge, as something to keep on hand for emergencies. How about some photos of your cylinder tank? I'm really curious as to what it looks like? |
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I like the idea of another power head, gonna order one. Here are a few pics... http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...y/IMG_0132.jpg http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...y/IMG_0131.jpg http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...y/IMG_0128.jpg http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...y/IMG_0133.jpg
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80g Cylinder Reef tank established Nov/07 2 black clowns, Rose BTA, Fox Face, 2 scooter blennies, Yellow tang, cleaner shrimp, sand sifting star, blue regal tang Last edited by Telford; 03-29-2008 at 10:52 PM. |