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02-10-2009, 05:29 PM
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We have had one in our tank for around 8 months now with no issues. Nobody picks on it and we do not feed it anything special. It is very cool to watch it eat, but unfortunately, since we moved to our new tank, it has settled into an area near the back of the tank and we do not see him much. Next time I am messing in the tank I will try relocating him.
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02-10-2009, 07:34 PM
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90 gallon display tank, 55 gallon sump (running about 22 gallons) Total system volume about 112 gallons
Euroreef RS80 skimmer Flow through display tank rate is currently about 300 gph from two Quietone 4000hh pumps. Lighting is 36" Tek T5 (6 tubes) Internal tank flow=1 Koralia 3, 1 Koralia 1, 1 MJ 1200 with Hydor rotating water deflector 90 pounds live rock, give or take Various mushrooms, zoanthids, bubble coral, frogspawn, large toadstool, xenia, kenyan tree, colt... 2 BTAs, sea apple, cleaner shrimp, 2 peppermint shrimp, various snails and crabs, 2 brittle stars Yellow Tang, Rabbit fish, Boxfish (my favorite fish!), Keyhole Angel, Percula Clown, Royal Gramma, 4 green Chromis I likely missed some stuff, but that about sums it up. Quote:
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02-10-2009, 09:20 PM
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how much piping do you have going through there? Thanks for those specs, very helpful.. Is that all you have for water movement? No other powerheads or anything with impellars?
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02-10-2009, 09:37 PM
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i have thought about getting one afew times but the store i saw some at last they dident look to great and they are expensive, i was thinking of clearing my nano out and put a small on in there with a mantis shrimp for some movement
BTW what store did you see them at i wouldent mind stopping by and haveing a look, was it pet lovers?
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02-10-2009, 09:40 PM
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I am pushing the water about 11 feet up from the sump in my basement to the tank on the main floor, and I have the flow throttled back somewhat. I almost had a wreck on the weekend when I noticed the tank was on verge of overflowing. I need to find a gate valve rather than the crappy ball valve I am using to properly regulate the flow. I would like to get the flow up to around 450 gph.
No other powerheads. Before he settled in, the sea apple would climb up the side of the tank and park himself next to the Koralia 3 with no ill affects. They have a fairly hard exterior, and I cannot see how they could get caught up in a Koralia, like my seahare (rip) did. Quote:
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