Tank Journal Archive

[OSCAR85]

 

[OSCAR85]

 

[Sam Parker]

very nice!

 

[OSCAR85]

I received my two little fish phos reactor. All set up. Phos was on 0.16 so i'm keen to see what it is tomorrow. :) eeeeeeeeeehhhh

 

[OSCAR85]

 

[chimaera]

What the?? Is your starfish standing on that monti surveying his kingdom/?

 

[OSCAR85]

What the?? Is your starfish standing on that monti surveying his kingdom/?

lol no he is on the glass but looks like he is dancing on monti lol

 

[OSCAR85]

Bi colour Blenny face bomb

 

[Priscacara]

Looking good as always!

 

[daniel borja]

great pics!

 

[zeebull]

I thought I kept my tank pretty clean until I saw yours That's immaculate :worship
Well better go find my scrapper:eek

 

[Aspidites]

You say you had high ish phos but still no algae of any sort!? Any secrets that you can divulge would be great!!

 

[OSCAR85]

I now have a phosphate reactor with rowa phos. However my phos was always on 0.08 sometimes 0.16. The glass is also clear because of algae scrapper, its a plastic one for about $20

 

[OSCAR85]

 

[JoeT]

Wow what a beautiful neat looking setup you have. If I can keep my tank looking that neat I will be most impressed, well done :)

 

[MTG]

looking great!

 

[Sarg]

Love the way that green monti is growing!

 

[Agent M]

Have you touched that fire coral yet? I have heard they pack a really mean punch so I've never kept one for that reason - because knowing me I will brush past it sooner or later! True or false do you think?

 

[OSCAR85]

Maybe I'm immune. Not burnt...yet

 

[Agent M]

Maybe you have to cut yourself on it...

"Divers often mistake fire coral for seaweed, and accidental contact is common. Upon contact, an intense pain can be felt that can last from two days to two weeks. The very small nematocysts on fire corals contain tentacles that protrude from numerous surface pores (similar to jellyfish stings). In addition, fire corals have a sharp, calcified external skeleton that can scrape the skin." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_coral