Sfork's 33.6 Gallon Mr. Aqua Rimless
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and went from 2 mouths to 4 1/2.
rygh
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Hey, is that a mangrove tree growing in the middle of that rock??
Cool.
Being someone who also deviates outside normal filtration methods, hope it works.
Assuming you don't like the normal blue-background look, an alternative
is to paint a thin board the same color as the wall paint, and hang it on the back.
Gives the illusion of a totally clear tank, but still hides the ugly pipes and wires.
Cool.
Being someone who also deviates outside normal filtration methods, hope it works.
Assuming you don't like the normal blue-background look, an alternative
is to paint a thin board the same color as the wall paint, and hang it on the back.
Gives the illusion of a totally clear tank, but still hides the ugly pipes and wires.
Sfork
Guest
Here's a new shot of the tank with some sunset in the background. Finally got my MP20 in there, but sadly my 200W heater does not fit anywhere in the small sump! So for now it's stuck in the display, I have two 100w that I will probably string to the same outlet on my reefangel so that they can go in the sump instead of the display. Also I'm slowly starting to super glue all the frags on the sand onto the rock work.
Sfork
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My night time corals.
The mini colony on the right is actually mounted on top some kind of clam.
The two on the left; I actually glued them together for a year after I found them left-for-dead in the same live rock bin at a lfs.
(1 year ago)
(after 2 weeks of forced feedings every other day)
I figured they were from the same colony, but after they've recovered for a year I can see that they are actually dissimilar in a few ways and were probably fighting with each other, which would probably explain why there were never new heads.
The mini colony on the right is actually mounted on top some kind of clam.
The two on the left; I actually glued them together for a year after I found them left-for-dead in the same live rock bin at a lfs.
(1 year ago)
(after 2 weeks of forced feedings every other day)
I figured they were from the same colony, but after they've recovered for a year I can see that they are actually dissimilar in a few ways and were probably fighting with each other, which would probably explain why there were never new heads.
DML08
Guest
WHat kind of food did you force feed?Sfork said:My night time corals.
The mini colony on the right is actually mounted on top some kind of clam.
The two on the left; I actually glued them together for a year after I found them left-for-dead in the same live rock bin at a lfs.
(1 year ago)
(after 2 weeks of forced feedings every other day)
I figured they were from the same colony, but after they've recovered for a year I can see that they are actually dissimilar in a few ways and were probably fighting with each other, which would probably explain why there were never new heads.