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I moved the anemone and leftover live rock from the sump of the frag tank into this tank. a little aiptasia now but doesnt matter. Moved the 4 green BTAs over...one got torn in half, was attached to two different lights...will see how it does. The flow is not quite good enough, considering adding more although these guys should be good . I am considering adding the condylactis, but will wait, since they are from different areas of the reef.
The torn anemone is completely healed just showing a little overlap at the edge of its foot. One of the other clones is almost split on its own...Added the 2 maroon clowns from the seahorse tank to this tank, as they were getting a bit aggressive. Tank: 36 Gallon All Glass Bow Front
Lighting:250 watt MH 6600K
Sump:2 5 gallon buckets(fuge/sump) connected by bulkhead with mag pump ~1500gph
Live Rock: ~60 pounds in tank/sump
Substrate:1/2-1" aragonite for appearance
Skimmer:
Water Flow: via a manifold return:
Salt: Instant Ocean, salinity at 1.025 Water: RO/DI by AquaFx unit; 5 gallon weekly water changes, 1/2 gallon per week of FW topoff (currently manually)
Parameters: Ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, phosphate at 0; Calcium 350-450, Alkalinity at 9mg/L
Temperature: 78-80

Fish:

Coral: none other than a hitcher patch of green star polyps and a struggling patch of encrusting orange monitopora

Other Inverts:

  • 2 Green and 2 green with pink tip BTA's splitting occasionally
  • various snails

Feel free to email me with suggestions and/or comments docforestal@comcast.net

This page updated September 16, 2006