It's too white and too flat... Make it messier?How’s my sandbed looking? Eventually I’d like a yellow watchman goby up in there.
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It's too white and too flat... Make it messier?How’s my sandbed looking? Eventually I’d like a yellow watchman goby up in there.
I figure that will happen on its own. Critters will move the sand and stuff will start growing in it. I'm waiting for things to get messy before adding a CUC, but I'm sure they'll toss sand around some for me. Tossers.It's too white and too flat... Make it messier?
Gonna stop and say hi to @Goaway ?MOAR ROCK!!!
I took a small road trip to visit @StatelineReefer and he gave me some awesome rock!
Pictures don’t do it justice. There’s lots of texture and interesting shapes and plenty of good hiding places. On the way home I picked up a few snails and then tested the tank. Everything is looking great with zero ammonia. In a week or so, as long as I don’t see ammonia rise, I plan on adding a clown pair and maybe a zoa frag to see how things go!
He was also very kind and gave me a hydros x4. I’m going to play with it this week!
Tomorrow I’m off to the family farm in Illinois to visit my Mom who is recovering from surgery for pancreatic cancer and doing pretty well. A great weekend overall!
Definitely a yellow watchman goby. Other than that, I’m undecided. Probably a shrimp and maybe an urchin. I need ideas for other easy small fish, though.Scape is looking awesome great job with the build sand will get tossed up depending on what's in there. What's your plans for stocking seen the clownfish and snails you going to get anything else?
Tail spot blenny. They have alot of personality.Definitely a yellow watchman goby. Other than that, I’m undecided. Probably a shrimp and maybe an urchin. I need ideas for other easy small fish, though.
Definitely a yellow watchman goby. Other than that, I’m undecided. Probably a shrimp and maybe an urchin. I need ideas for other easy small fish, though.
Runts make the best cats...I…am a SUCKER.
I went to visit the farm and, wouldn’t you know it, there were kittens…that were just weaned…and sickly. Definitely not going to make it without intervention.
So, please welcome Ollie and Spud to the family.
They have, at the very least, eye and upper respiratory infections and one is an underfed runt. I’m taking both to the vet tomorrow, but even so I’m not certain they’ll make it. Only time will tell.
Yes, I am a pushover.
In other news, the snails have gone into hiding, but tank parameters remain steady. Friday is payday and I foresee a trip to Best Fish in Milwaukee.
I was a goner once I saw how helpless and sickly they were. We have a vet appointment tomorrow. For now, they’re eating to fatten them up and helping me work and set up my hydros. The dogs aren’t so sure about them.Who wouldn't want to help those cuties?
The dogs will learn why the Egyptians worshipped cats as gods.I was a goner once I saw how helpless and sickly they were. We have a vet appointment tomorrow. For now, they’re eating to fatten them up and helping me work and set up my hydros. The dogs aren’t so sure about them.
Red Sea Marine Care Test Kit | $60 |
Caribsea Arag-Alive Fiji Aquarium Sand | $24 |
3 5G buckets with lids | $20 |
Fluval Edge Digital Aquarium Thermometer | $6 |
Jebao SLW Series SINE Wave Flow Wavemaker | $70 |
Backup Heater - 300w | $38 |
Magnet Cleaner for Glass | $9 |
Seachem Laboratories Ammonia Alert 1 yr Monitor | $10 |
32g Biocube with stand | $250 |
Local Live Rock - 20lbs | $158 |
Coralife Salt - 30g | $22 |
Marine Pure Bio Balls Filter Media x2 | $52 |
Salinity Refractometer | $70 |
RO/DI Unit | $50 |
Chemipure Elite | $40 |
Coralife Biocube Water Filter Cartridge - 2 2 packs | $22 |
Quick Connect Pro RO Feed Adapter Valve | $22 |
Hanna Salinity Tester | $80 |
Fritz Aquatics 35ppt Calibration Solution | $7 |
Current All In: | $1,010 |
Unfortunately, my heaters are in the very first chamber. I have the probe just in front of that compartment. The probe registers 80.8 degrees and I have my hottest heater set to 75 degrees right now. I would think, if anything, the probe would read cooler. The sticker thermometer agrees with my heater.There can be a temp difference of several degrees between where your heaters are (which will probably register warmer since it's right by the heater) and where your probe is. Most put the probe in the chamber right before it gets to the heater. I'm excited to see your tank with fish!