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After having a fish trap in the display for 3 weeks I finally caught the last pyramid butterfly that I will be taking to the LFS and trading in on some new fish. Those buggers killed several of my clams and most of my prize LPS pieces and cost my an easy $2K in what they destroyed. They were model citizens for about 3 years and then decided they liked to eat coral even nipping at the sps. I had to catch almost every other fish before the stubborn last one would go into the trap so my sump was getting pretty full but things should be back to normal soon with all the other fish returned to the dislay.
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08-12-2012, 03:52 PM
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08-16-2012, 05:03 AM
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I started dosing "Prodibio" a month ago and I am starting to see some changes for the better in the reef. I think I always had my best display tank results when I was carbon dosing back in 2007/2008 but the cost of the Polyp - labs "reefresh" in a larger tank was just too steep however I think Prodibio may be the answer. I also like that the dosing only needs to be done every two weeks instead of daily.
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08-27-2012, 02:42 AM
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i have a 3 full kits of the polyp lab refresh stuff left i was thinking on running on my small 25g according to the charts the few kits i have could last 2-3yrs. im worried about the food whether or not it expires( i imagine it does quickly) but ive been using it for a month now and so far so good hehehe:P
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