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03-14-2013, 04:57 PM
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Was it 11 and now 9? or 9 and now 7?
Either way.. that looks awesome!
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03-14-2013, 05:11 PM
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The yellows are amazing together. They graze independently in a particular corner/side of the tank and then as a group they swim to the other side and begin grazing again. These fish were eating as they were acclimating and a few started eating as soon as they were dumped in the tank. They add a really nice splash of colour to the tank and it seems to liven it up some more.
There were 9 originally, then 2 went missing, bodies never to be found, and then yesterday the two on the sand. There are 5 left. I don't think they are picking each other off, there is/was no physical damage or evidence of any external problems. The skimmer gets emptied every other day, usually every day. By day 3 it is overflowing and foam is coming up out of the air vents in the collection cup lid. This thing is amazing.
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03-14-2013, 06:00 PM
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03-28-2013, 01:10 AM
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The skimmer is the Reef Octopus Diablo 350 DCS. Can't hear this skimmer at all
Updated FTS from last night.  Skimmer in question 3 hours AFTER cleaning:  Skimmer in question from tonight, about 24 hours: The skimmate is actually black, not dark brown, or some variation on a shade of green, but nasty gag-me-I-can-taste-it black.  Frogspawn split in progress;  
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