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yes that would be OK, maybe add a small powerhead to help move tank water in that depth horses don't do well in too strong a constant flow i have used tropical liverock in coldwater without any issues, except the introduction of aiptasia a pest anenome when you come to setup i have plenty of liverock from coldwater setup also a few young abdominalis at about 12cm
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hi BSNative, welcome to the forum you can add your location in user control panel, then profile at the top of the page lots of threads on here and stella is our resident expert enjoy your time here
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my adult pot bellies breed in 65cm so 90cm is not necessary just my opinion
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my chaeto, caulerpa and red mushrooms are growing under a T8 daylight tube
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puttputt up north has been doing a log on growing local coldwater plants here http://www.reefkeepers.co.nz/forum/view ... f=10&t=156 i think you will have to log on to see it though also another thread on lighting he uses at 90cm high it will be hard to reach the bottom if needed you could get away with 70cm high
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glass cutting - who can do basic glass cutting that can help
livingart replied to henward's topic in DIY Section
you could buy a glass cutter and do it yourself -
very clever barrie what about manuka alanmin?
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a vision lets you create a possible future of what your tank will look like
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only one thing to say scout how
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the stones are nice, composition isn't maybe make them into a waterfall pattern or tumbled rock slide in a controlled yet somehow random effect like nature paints
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that takes too long unless you follow the teachings of big chief kicksupastorm
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you need broadband
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you could use a hose
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yes a small raft of some description i reared a few but sneaky nailed it with rearing a lot
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my salamis
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that is true in a strict scientific sense but i have seen the laws broken in the random expression of genetics
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i'll back sneaky up on that i have had them for 24 yrs
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Aarons First Marine setup Journal – Lots of PHOTOS
livingart replied to ar-photography's topic in Saltwater
nice setup if it would take the weight you could set up a deep sand bed in the refugium -
i use blue lights to come on 1/2 hr before the halides turn on then vice versa of an evening
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quite a few using these on marines now local reefer has some info on them here http://www.reefkeepers.co.nz/forum/view ... f=21&t=547
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Artemia can live in fresh water for about 5 hours before they die They decompose pretty fast as well
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leave it until next shed and see how it goes
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you may get some bowing in the 2.4m lengths may also be aggravated over time with moisture from the tanks
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a male and female at the right age and right food and conditions will breed easily
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female is approx 43cm, male slightly smaller eating oxheart, krill, earthworms, prawns, mussel and smaller fish
