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03-30-2011, 03:33 AM
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the tank is 30-32 deep I forget the exact but they don't kick up sand really. If positioned right at the sand they will carve a valley but angled across my rocks and glass is working well. I have oolite sand and besides when I use a spare maxi to blow my rocks and kick up crap I don't have an issue with sand in the water column. I was having a lot of trouble with 3/4 thick glass the koralias weren't strong enough to stick to the glass so they were on the overflow boxes above the corals and that wasn't visually pleasant or nice for the corals. The euro bracing is working amazingly for power head placement and they are easily accessed or tweaked when needed.
Ben
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12-02-2012, 10:22 PM
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Nice! But I don't understand why the poor little guy doesn't just fly out of the box?
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12-15-2012, 02:59 PM
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Got 2 anemones from a friend and I placed them on opposite sides of the tank and the carpet anem just chugged away until it was right next to the bubble anem and has taken up residence there. There is nothing special about this spot either same light and flow. No battling, no retracting away they are practically touching each other all the time. It is a cluster of fleshy stingers in that corner of the tank.
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