[TR 25]

dose it make it a big difference if they each have an idividual reflector

 

[94supra]

The urchin is way cool. he just picked up those zoas too. After months of not taking any corals...

The T5s on here is just a Nova Extreme 24" fixture, it hangs over a bit, but doesnt look so bad, The corals enjoy it, Though it does NOT have parabolic individual reflectors, so if you get one, get the Pro, or Tek light, actually I was looking today there are quite a few now.....small wise for 24" fixtures....some 4 bulbs some 6. You asked, I produce:

29 cube, next to it, my 3g pico:

have any pics of the small tank

 

[TR 25]

i love the little one is it hard too keep up on and top off?

 

[YeeHawReefer]

It has a top on it so its not real bad at all for topoff, I will take some pics when I can, i am coming down with what seems like that flu bug now....

 

[TR 25]

i do want to get those lights

 

[aquawolf]

Sorry, I have not been online in a while.

This is the Tech-M I was referring to: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=4791

 

[YeeHawReefer]

Finally, some new pictures, I have been slacking, BUT, I have found a sea hare to hopefully assist in the eradication of the bryopsis. I should be getting it tomorrow after work. Here are some pictures....

First up is the problem: A best I can get macro shot of this stuff and its roots.(cerith snail to the right.....)

And here, besides a small colony up top, here are the only zoas I have left after this stuff has smothered 2 colonies now......I keep it back as best as I can so they can survive.

And now the positive: A good picture of my shrimp....I have found an ID last year for it- Hawaiian Candy Cane Shrimp:

And a duncan macro...just playing with this little point and shoot digital my wife has.....It doesnt take bad pics at all.

 

[aquawolf]

Nice pictures. That algae is something else. I wish you luck with the sea hare and hope it mows it down for you.

I just finished posting a new thread for the 54 gallon frag build.

 

[YeeHawReefer]

sweet, headed over to check it out now, hopefull the Sea hare will help, I do know its not a fix, but it may be.........

 

[VWD]

Great looking tank!

 

[YeeHawReefer]

Why thank you........Its been crazy difficult with this bryopsis, as I have never experienced it or any kind of HA before....I am going on like 9 months fighting back this and a now history macro algae.

 

[aquawolf]

Post a picture of the sea hare when you get a chance as well, I would like to see what kind you get.

 

[YeeHawReefer]

Well, THe sea hare is waiting until today, if they still have them. I went straight to the LFS after I got out of work early, and they were CLOSED!!!! "sorry for the inconvenience". Have to stop today.

 

[aquawolf]

I hate when that happens. Although for me it is more than an inconvenience since the closest LFS is nearly 2 hours away.

 

[YeeHawReefer]

Sea Hare, My idea of spots must be different than the girl on the phone when I called....She said its spotted. I call these Rings.....oh well, hopefully we can find an ID for it. Just to know.

 

[aquawolf]

That is a pretty cool looking one and not like the ones I have seen before either.

You may want to try the Sea Slug Forum for an id. I think it might be www.seaslugforum.net .

 

[YeeHawReefer]

I found it....

Aplysia dactylomela: Click Here

They say its distributed worldwide. tropical to warm waters.

Hey thanks for that link!!! :beer:

 

[aquawolf]

Good deal. Glad something actually works once in a while.

 

[YeeHawReefer]

Here is the Hare in action:

 

[aquawolf]

Can you see a difference yet?