Glued the Montipora to a "Reef Plug" and managed to wedge it into the rock. Shouldn't fall down as easy now.
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Caulastrea
Taken with the flash on. The colors are way off but without the flash it is just a white smudge. The Caulastrea is about 1/3rd of the way up the tank. It should not need really high flow and the Halides may be to much light. I tried to get it glued in in a lower spot but it wouldn't stay. Good sign is that it seems to have really opened up compared to when it was on the bottom of the tank.
Glued the Montipora to a "Reef Plug" and managed to wedge it into the rock. Shouldn't fall down as easy now.
Getting used to the lights. Kept him in the sand for a few days.
Glued the Montipora to a "Reef Plug" and managed to wedge it into the rock. Shouldn't fall down as easy now.
Friday, December 21, 2007
Friday Vacation = get some stuff done i've been putting off
- The Lazy Electrician Wired 4 new basement lights so i can see down there
- He also Added a dedicated 20A circuit for fish junk in the basement
- Got rid of the old windows and put in some plexiglass to cover the sump.
Ick
Lost the Powder Brown and Clown to ick.
Things I learned:
Things I learned:
- Even though everyone seems to put fish in their tanks on day one quarantine them anyway because even if you lose your fist few fish ick can infest your tank for months. So No adding anything for a few months.
- Put a Skunk shrimp in before you add tangs
- Chromis seem to be pretty hardy and were my only fish to not get any ick
- Yellow tang did get hit pretty hard but the shrimp cleared off most of the white spots
- The powder brown got infested 3+ weeks after bringing him home. I think the cleaner shrimp would have taken care of things if it was in there first.
- Lowering the salinity by adding RO water didn't work for me, after 3 days the Powder Brown died in a 10 Gal quarantine
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