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HAHA That is possible! For their size they are expensive, it took them awhile to start moving around. Time will tell! I wanted to try something new out.
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It was a tough decision to be honest. Saltwarefish.com has a sale going on, spend $150 and get a yellow tang for $15. I saw one wrasse on their site I fell in love with, every since my melanurus wrasse passed I've wanted a few more. I've always wanted a yellow, your new build is an inspiration to the new found love!
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Nice deal! I'll have to take a look. The yellow will always be on the move hunting. They move with grace as my gal says.
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Thats interesting.... Looks to be either very tiny Duncan heads or an Alveapora?? Ever had either of them? I suppose it could just be polyps from the Monti recovering too.
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I have what I thought is a green goni on the back of my rock I forgot about. It must be an alveopora, I found a thread on reefcentral from 2004 that states "if they are doing well, they may drop babies and reproduce that way." not sure how accurate that is. But I haven't touch that coral since I put it into the tank, frankly I am surprised it is still alive let alone thriving!
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All 3 fish arrived this morning in great shape, time to get them into the tank! Lights out for the transition, so I took a few coral pictures!
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I made an executive decision and pulled the GEM5 lights when I realized I could angle the kessil. Below is my schedule, intensity is 40% and color is 90%.
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Multicolor Lubbocks Fairy Wrasse looking good and enjoy his new home. All fish are a frozen cube last night and tonight soaked in Selcon!
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Siphoned our the junk from my refugium today. Had sand and small small rock rubble everywhere. Mj1200 couldn’t hardly handle it all!
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How are you liking the fuge? Looks like you are getting used to it I see. When I first started my tank, I had miracle mud beneath my chaeto. After a year, I just removed it an placed some rocks in it. I never tried a power head in it. The mj1200’s are good pumps. I use it for my saltwater container. I just dump salt in it and let it mix. I think you’ll like having a fuge.
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I have a small sicce powerhead in my sump, it’s not very powerful. Chaeto probably doesn’t even feel that flow. I used the mj1200 to suck out the crud from the sump, I use a sicce 1.5 for mixing salt! I like the fuge so far, a week ago when I tested nitrates were about 2 and phosphates were pretty low I think they were .03-.04 so just watching that. Adding fish should help out. I had a fuge on my first tank I setup and it did well, hoping for the same results!
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