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05-06-2012, 02:47 AM
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Also finished acclimating.
Placed near a couple aptasia and hoping for the best. I'll never see them again, but hopefully the disappearing aptasia (fingers crossed) will be sight enough. Thanks for bringing them in.
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05-06-2012, 04:47 AM
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Thanks
Thanks guys
I just got home now it's 11 pm and I'm beat. If you have any questions just PM me or call me you guys got my number. Hope everything is well and don't worry too much about the salinity of the water I always fluctuate between 1.020 to 1.023 depends on how much I wanna **** the aiptasia off so they will get stressed out and populate some more. Also If I forgot to mention the eggs will hatch in 15 days and will be in the water column so try not to do a water change and skim too much or else you are throwing them away. You might not see them but they are there. PS I also use small clay pots turned upside down so they can lay eggs inside and mate. If you get lucky they will stay there and you can see the eggs strands. thanks Erick
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