110g Mixed Reef V2

fishytime · #1 07-04-2009, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by lastlight

SPS just hate you don't they ? Great feel of depth in some of those shots.

How do you mount frags/colonies?

I cant help the fact that I have a "blue" thumb

I have always had incredibly good luck when it comes to fish. Thanks for the comment Brett...thats the first time anyone has said that my pics have "depth". That has always been the short coming of my little POS, PAS.

Most things are epoxied or glued in (or a combination thereof) and some are just a friction fit. Others are just sitting there....like my purple/pink millie that just took a nose dive into an acan.....wiping about half the colony out (was just thinking about fragging it too)

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Originally Posted by JDigital

It's really starting to fill in for ya! Looking sweet!

This is a sweet piece!

Thanks Josh.... I just started dosing with B-Balance which is supposed to enhance the green coloration...so we will see if I can get it to green up some more.

fishytime · #2 07-05-2009, 05:25 AM

More pics

JDigital · #3 07-05-2009, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by fishytime

More pics

Frag please!

LOL

kien · #4 07-06-2009, 05:43 AM

Doug, I have a potentially silly question.. I noticed that you don't have much sand, like what, a sprinkling? Where does your wrasse sleep??? I guess the rockwork, but I always thought they liked sleeping in the sand.

fishytime · #5 07-06-2009, 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by kien

Doug, I have a potentially silly question.. I noticed that you don't have much sand, like what, a sprinkling? Where does your wrasse sleep??? I guess the rockwork, but I always thought they liked sleeping in the sand.

Not a silly question at all. There is sand in the tank....the flow just keeps it pushed to the back....so the front of the tank is bare bottom and the back has an inch or two of sand. Fairy wrasses and mystery wrasses both "spin" cocoons and sleep in the rocks so sand isnt a requirement.

Key Equine · #6 07-06-2009, 01:54 PM

Hey Doug! Your tank looks great, and awesome photography!! Very nice... Almost makes me want to get some corals... almost...

fishytime · #7 07-07-2009, 02:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Key Equine

Hey Doug! Your tank looks great, and awesome photography!! Very nice... Almost makes me want to get some corals... almost...

Thanks Claire.... You are only a light away from becoming a reef head.

Join us Claire

Some recent pics.

fishytime · #8 08-01-2009, 03:14 PM

I just thought I would share a couple pics of my newest additions....4, 1 1/2"-2" BAs. They are having issues with my overflow atm, but other than that, they settled right in and ate(voraciously,I might add) an hour after release. They are the smallest fish in the tank atm, so they have stayed tightly schooled....which is cool. Not the best pics but you get the idea.