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    50cm nano reef

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    Some people maybe remember this tank from the old Crypt's Tank.
    Setup:
    Tank - 50x30x30cm
    Light - 2x 24w PC
    Filtration - 9kg LR; 5kg crushed coral sand
    Heater - 75w Tetra
    Circulation - SunSun vibration pump 3000l/h; Aquaclear 20 with filter floss

    Fish
    bicolor blenny
    common clownfish

    CUC
    blue leg hermit
    nassarius snails
    cerithes snails
    peppermint shrimp

    corals
    zoanthus sp
    mushrooms
    gsp
    ricordea sp.?

    Regards,
    Joe Faria

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    Last edited by joe faria; 7th Jan 2009 at 06:22.

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    Looking Good. Perhaps try to get a bit more rock on the left hand side to give a better look of depth in the tank, other than that i think its nice, what lighting are you using?
    Currently keeping many wild betta species and other anabantoids.

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    Your Bicolour Bleeny is so photogenic... does it swim front and back all the time? Good coralline algae growth

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mez View Post
    Looking Good. Perhaps try to get a bit more rock on the left hand side to give a better look of depth in the tank, other than that i think its nice, what lighting are you using?
    2x 24W PC 50/50

    Quote Originally Posted by Jervis View Post
    Your Bicolour Bleeny is so photogenic... does it swim front and back all the time? Good coralline algae growth
    Hi mate,
    Quite long time...

    My blenny it's indeed very photogenic. It stays all day in open areas swimming around

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    R.I.P. buddy

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    Quote Originally Posted by joe faria View Post
    R.I.P. buddy
    Oh dear... sorry to hear that

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Hi,
    Time for an update....
    Done some freshwater dips on affected zoanthus sp., and after a weak treatment stop seeing nudi's, although I've lost some polips.

    Got some algae growing, but nothing special, so no worries.... just need upgrade my CUC.

    Today's pic.


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    Joe Faria

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    What do you call those "red spots" on the glass? i have it on my tank also but not as many.

    Is it advisable to get rid of it....and how? Thanks.

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    what red spot?? do you mean those coraline algae??
    if so, just scrap it away...

    btw it is consider a good algae...

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Oh ok...i thought it is sort of unsightly ....but then again it is quite hard to scrape it off...

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Hi,
    Today's pics and new addition....

    While collecting some NSW, I took the chance and caught this little fellow.


    And my tank with some algae


    Sorry for the blurry pics

    Regards,
    Joe Faria

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    nice coraline algae! you dosed purple up?

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Quote Originally Posted by onizukaa View Post
    nice coraline algae! you dosed purple up?
    Hi,
    No purple up.... or anything else. I just keep with 2x a week 30% wc with natural sea water.

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Hi,
    Got some news....
    By the way he's not the king of the tank anymore. Today I colected some NSW and few new friends from a shallow pool.

    Take a look.



    Caught a ermit crab, honestly I thought it was a snail, only noticed it was a crab at home.


    Hannibal inspecting new mate and he attacks.




    But something happened.... Hannibal lost his battle and he's running away.... Incredible. Just have a look at the video
    crab running away

    New crab in a new shell




    Regards,
    Joe Faria

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Really envy you having access to all these critters... collecting your own livestock can be so much fun

    Those hermits can be really nasty... real serial killers

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Wow nice pics. What kind of shrimp was that you captured, any idea?

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    Re: 50cm nano reef

    Hi Fuzzy,
    It's known by common prawn here or Palaemon serratus. Beautiful and reefsafe.

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