Boom's 60G total Reef

Boomboy · #1 08-04-2008, 05:13 PM

Theres been a death in the family.

Heres how i think it went down, either one of 2 ways, first one was that the urchin caught the cleaner ratting him out about stabbing some coral with his spines, so he took him out.

second way, the classic falling piano, the cleaner shrimp was cleaning the sand minding his own business eating algea, while the urchin got himself upside down and couldnt hold on anymore, and fell, luckily for the urchin the shrimp was their to break his fall, poor cleaner, but to not get caught he is trying to finish him off and get rid of the evidence, but i caught him just the same because he takes to long to eat stuff.

or third it was a molt, but i had a feeling this guy would die for some reason, but if in a couple days i spot him cool, if not oh well, have to get me another one day, not anytime soon though.

Ken · #2 09-28-2008, 05:28 AM

You did a great job on the stand, considering that all you used was a jig saw, a mitre saw and a drill. Regards Ken

JDigital · #3 09-28-2008, 08:13 AM

Sorry to hear you are shutting it down man!

Boomboy · #4 09-28-2008, 04:49 PM

im surprised no one said anything about my fake anenome in the tank hahah.

and thanks for the comment, it was really well made, looks great, shame to get rid of it after all the work i put into it, but getting married in just one week, and moving in three days, into an apartment, so this is the chance to shut it down and starting a new, going for a bigger size, 28x28x24 comes to 80 for display and probably 20 for the sump, so 100 total i think that is a good size for a couple of years.