JDigital's 75G RR. (Updated)

JDigital · #1 03-08-2009, 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by christyf5

Aww that sucks. I was just going to post how cute they were.

That copperband face on pic is awesome (the one with the clowns).

Well, I still got the female... So it wasn't a completely loss *knock on wood*.

Bit of a system upgrade earlier this week. Finally got a chance to add a Tunze ATO to my system. 77 liter reservoir with a Seio 620 powerhead suctioned to the bottom pointing vertically to the water surface to circulate. Would really like to get the 2 stands skinned someday soon so it doesn't look so ghetto.

FTS shot for March.

fishytime · #2 03-09-2009, 02:43 PM

Not ghetto......you've taken the minimalist approach

FTS looks wicked man.

JDigital · #3 03-15-2009, 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by fishytime

Not ghetto......you've taken the minimalist approach

FTS looks wicked man.

Touche, but I still don't like seeing the "brain" of the system ALL the time.. Kind of an eye sore after awhile..

Anyways..

New addition to the tank today, and some misc. top down frag pics.

Picked up a Blue Tuxedo Urchin today:

Pink Mille:

Green Digitata:

Green Acropora.. still trying to get an ID:

Alien Freckles:

Blue Stag:

rocketlily · #4 03-15-2009, 02:41 PM

Your photography skills never cease to amaze me. Beautiful pictures and nice additions to your tank.

fishytime · #5 03-15-2009, 03:32 PM

Agreed (pics would look better with some actinic in there

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JDigital · #6 03-16-2009, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by rocketlily

Your photography skills never cease to amaze me. Beautiful pictures and nice additions to your tank.

Thanks..

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Originally Posted by fishytime

Agreed (pics would look better with some actinic in there

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Haha... someday man..

Decided to bust up a big piece of live rock I had in my fuge today, and with the great Zoa frags at Red Coral, I made a "Zoa Island" rock.. as well as added a larger piece of the LR just to the left, which has opened up alot more room for frags/coral. Also took Carmens advise after loosing my last perculas, and am trying 2 normal, bone head, occelaris clowns. Gave them a slow acclimation, added them and within 10-15 mins they were hosting my Torch... both ate tonight as well with everyone. *Fingers crossed*

Here is Zoa Island, I will get some close ups once they start opening up fully:

and 2 shots of the clowns, just incase anyone in curious, the butterfly doesn't bother the clams, just picks stuff off the shell:

JDigital · #7 03-18-2009, 08:50 PM

Added some lighting to my fairly bare refugium on monday.. its a 4x24W Aquamedic T5 (normal output) light, thanks to fishytime.

Also going through a bit of a Clown/Zoa photo frenzy lately.. haha..The Clowns are enjoying my Torch quite a bit. Will probably be adding a Green BTA for them in the coming weeks though, hopefully they vacate the torch, as I would hate for them to kill it off since it was the first coral I ever bought.