sfsuphysics said:Ok what gives, I want to see your rockwork too!
Maybe if you ask Robin nicely.
sfsuphysics said:Ok what gives, I want to see your rockwork too!
LeviT said:Glad to see them doing well!
Nah he's not teasing us with thousands of pages of ideas, so I can waitgimmito said:I guess you're just going to have to knock on his door and demand to see it !
sfsuphysics said:Nah he's not teasing us with thousands of pages of ideas, so I can waitgimmito said:I guess you're just going to have to knock on his door and demand to see it !
Kensington Reefer said:More food for those tangs!
Kensington Reefer said:Get them thick like mid-western Americans!
gimmito said:sfsuphysics said:Nah he's not teasing us with thousands of pages of ideas, so I can waitgimmito said:I guess you're just going to have to knock on his door and demand to see it !
...that's my job.
gimmito said:....
I picked up a cool tuxedo urchin from a fellow reefer...big thanks to CookieJar (Bill).
fingerwrinkles said:Jim ... good news in that that after a couple late days of hard work the panels are in and I was able to turn on the lights for a look-see ... turned out pretty cool if I may say so myself, but pics don't do justice to the dimensionality. I hope to soak the setup in FW for about a week to leach out anything from the mortar, and then fill with SW to start the cycling process.
rygh said:gimmito said:....
I picked up a cool tuxedo urchin from a fellow reefer...big thanks to CookieJar (Bill).
A sweet addition to the cleanup crew!
But I do have a bit of a concern.
With the new tank and only a bit of diatom algae on those rocks, it may get rather hungry.
A problem in itself. But worse, there is a decent chance it will go after any algae
on the acrylic, and they have teeth that can cause lots of scratches.
Fun, but keep a close eye on it.
Crabby said:I've watched a tuxedo urchin eat zoanthids...and decided they are not entirely reef safe.