That new stand works great for the 10 gallon; I got it moved onto it last night.
Both tanks are doing fairly well. The starfish is taking care of the excess snails, and...y'know, I don't mind.
Saves me from having to dig them out later, and I can always have the guy I got them from send more. He's always got them up for auction.
The clown was starting to get too stressed in the 10 gallon so I moved her into the big tank. Water readings are more under control, the only thing that needs watching are the nitrites and for now that can be controlled through partial changes and monitoring. She's doing much better in there; swimming all over, eating well, and letting those #(*&$# blue devil girls know exactly who the boss of the tank actually is.
The anemone also was doing poorly in the small tank mostly due to bad lighting, so it's back in the large tank and has opened up again.
Since the starfish is doing all right in the smaller tank, I'm planning to leave it in there until the big one is more stable.
OH! And Lori? Once our big tank is stable again, do you think you'll have any RBTs available? The maroon isn't very interested in the
green hairy mushroom (at least not yet) and even though it's not necessary for them to have a host, I'd like to provide her with one anyway.
Of course, I might get lucky and she'll take to the green
hairy mushroom.
She's been looking at it but hasn't really gone very close to it.
Anyway, pictures!
Both tanks:
Just the 10 gallon:
The two three stripes in the 10 gallon (starfish is hiding for the day):
The big tank:
Random shot of the big tank
I should point out that the glass isn't dirty, it's a reflection from the big window across the room. Next time I may just close the curtains to prevent that.
... L
