JDigital's 75G RR. (Updated)

[JDigital]

Originally Posted by rocketlily

Fantastic pictures as always. How do you keep such a clean tank?

I dunno?...lol Religiously magfloat the glass every day, and usually scrape the viewable parts of the back pain once a week... any parts of the back that aren't seen I leave as a food source for my lawnmower blenny.

I think I've been pretty lucky with little to no GHA on my rock... I think the way I cycled the tank helped to with reduced lighting for the first 2 months, and slowly built up to my current lighting period.

[Rbacchiega]

I saw that tang last time I was at Red Coral. Nice and fat.

Good looking tank! I do the same (leave bits on the back pane) for my Blenny and Tang. It works out great, especially because they seem to be terrified of the Nori

[JDigital]

Originally Posted by Rbacchiega

I saw that tang last time I was at Red Coral. Nice and fat.

Good looking tank! I do the same (leave bits on the back pane) for my Blenny and Tang. It works out great, especially because they seem to be terrified of the Nori

I think I could drop an entire sheet of Nori in the tank and this White Cheek would gobble down every last bit of it. My lawnmower refuses to eat prepared food though, including nori on a clip, so I hope he is getting enough food elsewhere in the tank.

[fishytime]

I wouldnt worry too much about the blenny. My first bi-color took forever before I saw him eating with the rest of the fish. Pretty soon he looked like some of the pics you see of the obese blennies.

[Snappy]

Looks great!!