Enigma's 10 Gallon Reef

[Enigma]

One Mexican Turbo and four Nass have been moved out of this tank and into my other tank.

EDIT: Oh, and I've switched out my Kent carbon with Seachem carbon and did a 20% water change. And, I fed my blasto some Acan Plus. Holy smokes did they greedily eat it up!

Originally Posted by Aquaria

If he lives u should just keep him there very entertaining and since he's in the refuge what harm can he really do? There not aggresive and he won't go after stuff that wasn't dead or dieing already

It isn't so much about any harm he may do it this point . . . it's more about the fact that I don't particularly enjoy him: and I know there are many who would.

[Snaz]

Your rocks have great shape. Any updates?

[Enigma]

I'm so terrible at keeping these things updated!

I had just had my hands in the tank when this photo was taken, so some things don't look very happy (though they perked up quickly afterwards).



This tank now has a Neptune Apex, an SWC 120 cone skimmer, an Arctica 1/5hp chiller, more rock in the sump, two fluid reactors, and a few more things that I'm sure I've missed. The livestock from my NC12 has been moved into it (NC12 was overheating).

It will be moved into a 40 breeder soon. The new display has been drilled by Kevin at Red Coral here in town, and I think I've got everything needed for the move: except more rock and more sand, and new t5 bulbs.

I'm working on setting up a 33 gallon hospital tank for the fish this moment (every single one of them has a health issue that needs addressed). The corals and inverts will go straight to the new display, while the fish will hang out in the hospital tank for 6, or so, weeks.

[Enigma]

Well, here is the last (crummy) FTS of this tank:



I had to move all of the softies out of this tank and into the NC12 to make room for the LPS I picked up from Reefwars (the Kenya tree has since been moved, too).

The two torch corals I got from him are doing very well. One of the three frogspawn (a purple one) quickly lost a head, but otherwise they are all doing very well. The frogspawn that lost the head to brown jelly is in the NC12 right now, so it doesn't make any other LPS sick. Its remaining head looks very good and shows no signs of disease. The hammer and the duncan look great. This photo was taken around twelve hours after the LPS were introduced.

Our new display tank is drilled, PAINTED, and I'll be doing the plumbing this weekend. More dry rock has been picked up, more sand, new T5 bulbs, and I picked up two MP10s last night. This display tank will be retired within a couple of weeks.

[Enigma]

This tank is officially shut down. During the process of cleaning and moving the sump for our new 40B display tank I found the Pom Pom Crab.

He is now in a new home (as of this evening) with another forum member, and he even has a Pom Pom buddy in his new home.