Greg's 75g

gregzz4 · #1 03-07-2014, 01:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Rice Reef

Pic please!

I'll try to get a fresh one up this weekend Wayner

gregzz4 · #2 03-10-2014, 12:58 AM

Pictures !!!

First off, does anyone recognize this leather-looking critter ?
The green-polyp thing behind the Sunset Monti
Very hard to get a decent shot where it is
It showed up not long after I received some frags ...

Photo dump

Rice Reef · #3 03-10-2014, 04:13 AM

Greg, looking good and the new scape is awesome! Is that a green slimmer in the last pick? Interesting growth pattern and likey!

Reef Pilot · #4 03-10-2014, 04:26 AM

Tank is looking great. Lots of nice corals in there. Is that long spine black urchin behaving himself? I eventually had to get rid of mine.

gregzz4 · #5 03-10-2014, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Rice Reef

Greg, looking good and the new scape is awesome! Is that a green slimmer in the last pick? Interesting growth pattern and likey!

Thanks Wayne
Yup, that's a green slimer, and a brown right before it. They are growing with the flow ...

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Originally Posted by Reef Pilot

Tank is looking great. Lots of nice corals in there. Is that long spine black urchin behaving himself? I eventually had to get rid of mine.

Thanks Walt
The urchin munched on a green turaki once, but all in all is no problem, as long as frags are glued into holes

I feed it nori and shrimp here and there

kien · #6 03-10-2014, 02:26 PM

Yay for no cyano! Tank is looking great! So sparkly clean :-)

gregzz4 · #7 03-11-2014, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by kien

Yay for no cyano! Tank is looking great! So sparkly clean :-)

Thank you K
Yay Chemiclean !
Now all I have to do is get this pesky film algae under control

gregzz4 · #8 03-15-2014, 11:39 PM

I got my Mag doser setup today - Thanks J&L

I have new 4-litre space saver containers on the way from Reef Supplies

Reef Pilot · #9 03-16-2014, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by gregzz4

Now all I have to do is get this pesky film algae under control

With the green film algae (if it is the stuff I'm thinking of), just keep blowing it with the turkey baster. Unlike hair algae, it doesn't grab hard on rock or other surfaces and can be easily blown off. Usually it floats to the surface then, and out the overflow. But if you leave it, it will keep spreading and hard to get rid of otherwise.