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[Jasonak]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

Thats a tuff one,,theres so many. Ill go with a octopus , always wanted one.

 

[Reef Wizard]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

I have three first is two spot octopus volitan lionfish and clown trigger.

 

[sdreef]

Official Entry:
330 gallon sps dominant reef
I'd use the lid to keep in the wrasse and the plank to feed the anthias

 

[SpyC]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

An octopus, but that requires a really good lid. Youvhave the opportunity to make this dream come true haha

 

[JoJosReef]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

Probably Cirrhilabrus jordani, but never gonna see these till Hawaii opens up again.

 

[Brisk]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

I think my dream fish would probably be the Peppermint Angelfish. Would I ever want to buy one? Nope.

 

[LeDart]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

I love the Naoko Wrasse, it is my favorite wrasse, just can't own one because I don't have a large enough tank. *not my photo*

 

[Mschmidt]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

I'd love another valantini puffer, or something else in that family, solandri perhaps. There are a few wrasse, leopard and naoko come to mind.

But first to mind was powder brown tang ... And wouldn't you know,

 

[RJT]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

A powder blue or Atlantic blue tang that don't get overly aggressive as it get older.

 

[shrimpnreefdude]

TANK TALK: Do you have a tank in desperate need of a lid? Comment with the model name and a picture of your tank for your entry today!

Yes! Innovative Marine Nuvo Fusion AIO 50gal Lagoon

 

[shrimpnreefdude]

TANK TALK: What is your dream fish or invertebrate?

That's such a difficult question to answer. I feel like it's a moving target. But I would have to say, that I would love to have the skill and setup for an octopus. I would also love to see a tank with an amazing eel too.

 

[ctenophore]

TANK TALK: Coral placement... How do you decide where to put a new coral in your reef? Is it based strictly on the coral's needs, is it about how it looks, a bit of both (how do you balance that)?

 

[Mschmidt]

TANK TALK: Coral placement... How do you decide where to put a new coral in your reef? Is it based strictly on the coral's needs, is it about how it looks, a bit of both (how do you balance that)?

If I know the corals need, I'll try to accommodate. But I'm not amazing at that. I put them where I think they fit, then dislike it for a while till I ask for help or it dies.

 

[rmorris_14]

TANK TALK: Coral placement... How do you decide where to put a new coral in your reef? Is it based strictly on the coral's needs, is it about how it looks, a bit of both (how do you balance that)?

admittedly most of my coral lives on the sandbed for a long time because I HATE gluing stuff. I also have commitment issues. I dont keep Acros so its not really a problem.

 

[JoJosReef]

admittedly most of my coral lives on the sandbed for a long time because I HATE gluing stuff. I also have commitment issues. I dont keep Acros so its not really a problem.

 

[JoJosReef]

TANK TALK: Coral placement... How do you decide where to put a new coral in your reef? Is it based strictly on the coral's needs, is it about how it looks, a bit of both (how do you balance that)?

Bit of both. Or in my most recent case, emergency response:

 

[rmorris_14]

Bit of both. Or in my most recent case, emergency response:

I love your tank

 

[Reef Wizard]

TANK TALK: Coral placement... How do you decide where to put a new coral in your reef? Is it based strictly on the coral's needs, is it about how it looks, a bit of both (how do you balance that)?

While I dont have coral yet. The placement I would use is Needs first then looks. I Think the balance comes in with what kind of scape you create in your tank.

 

[SpyC]

TANK TALK: Share a lesson you've learned from your reef tank that applies to life outside the aquarium. It could be patience, resilience, or the importance of balance. Comment with your reef-inspired life lesson for entry into the giveaway

Mine is patience. Ivused to be quick to judge or rush into things. After some failures in reefing, I was forced to learn patience. It has helped a lot with my tanks, but also my relationships with others. Empathy has also drastically improved.

 

[LeDart]

TANK TALK: Coral placement... How do you decide where to put a new coral in your reef? Is it based strictly on the coral's needs, is it about how it looks, a bit of both (how do you balance that)?

I make it more about how visible it is, I want them to look good where it is, while also having its needs being met.