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03-26-2012, 02:25 AM
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Scored this red flowerpot from Snappy a few weeks back:
 Acans now:     Acans a year ago:   Duncans now:  Duncans a year ago: 
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03-26-2012, 02:28 AM
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Squammy and a Hippopus:
 Clowns-n-carpets:  And the rose: 
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03-26-2012, 02:31 AM
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Fish!
The King: Man this guys loves to pose. I'm happy to oblige.   Lavender and Crosshatch:  Lieutenant tang (my son calls him "Lieutenant Worf.") Son of a nerd .. whatcha gonna do.  Lavender again, showing off his freckles.. 
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03-26-2012, 02:35 AM
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  Naughty potters...    C. rubriventralis  Male bellus angel..   And his lady:  S. virgatus: 
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03-26-2012, 02:40 AM
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These guys don't really belong in this thread but I don't have a journal for my 65g fowlr .. (I should probably fix that sometime.. oh well).
          
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03-26-2012, 02:48 AM
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Nice Tony, your fish are awesome! Glad to see you're having some success with the SPS
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03-26-2012, 03:07 AM
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There have been a few SPS losses along the way too. I think the ones I have now are fairly resilient to elevated PO4. I've pretty much quit zeovit altogether although the zeolites are still in there (too lazy to pull them out). I pretty much quit dosing everything zeovit related however about 4 weeks ago just to see how things would go, and I was astonished at how well the tank has reacted to the absence of that dosing.
 PO4 has gone up, however, so the zeovit was keeping it down "somewhat" but other than that it didn't seem to be helping the overall "look" to the tank. Weird. I'm going to switch over to GFO soon but am carefully considering how best to get on that as a sudden PO4 drop is usually pretty disastrous.Quote:
Have had the potters for a few years now, she is about maybe 3.5" long (and 2" wide  )Quote:
2 - pyramids 3 - tangs (Red Sea sailfin, lavender, lieutenant) 3 - chromis (was 4 until this last week  )2 - clowns 3 - angels (m/f bellus, potters) 1 - crosshatch trigger 2 - wrasses (canary and rubriventralis) 1 - diamond goby for sandsifting 2 - mandarins (m/f) 1 - rabbitfish (S. virgatus) So 20 I guess, wow! Oof. In my 65g there is: 1 - C. ulietensis butterfly (double saddle back) (not the least little bit reef safe, as it turns out )1 - flame hawk 1 - rabbitfish (S. doliatus) 2 - pair Hawaiian flame wrasses 2 - pair diamond gobies for sandsifting (they seem to act like a pair anyhow) 1 - golden dwarf moray
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Love all your fish, especially the butterflyfish called something mountain or pyramid there. How big is your potter angelfish ?
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