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been there done that i am hoping it is not harder than raising seahorses been doing my research start of cabinet to keep it in something to hold the phyto bottles the bottles, to be sterilised yet cricketman drank them all stand for BBS syringes and airline filters

we are going to have an attenpt at geting some phyto plankton and rotifers cultured the ultimate goal is to try and raise some marine clown fish cricketman is the techy in charge of this that way if it is a failure i can blame him equipment list 90cm flourescent light 2 x 90cm, 40 Watt fluorescent bulbs On/off Timer Air pump 3 metre. Flexible airline tubing 1 metre. Rigid airline tubing Multi-outlet airline splitter/valve ■6 x 1 litre drink bottles Aquarium salt f/2 Formula Phytoplankton starter culture, Nannochloropsis occulata and a cabinet to keep it warm since winter is here

welcome to the forums

thanks for the pics for those who couldn't go

that is one i had problems with as well

got a better pic of it?

its ok managed to source a good supply of f2, phyto and rotifers in nz

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best to use coral rock lava rock may have some metals in it

they were busy playing "you said, no you said"

hi josh welcome to the forum enjoy your time here

my ones growing more submerged are softer leaved

nice job

sorry no pic but does it look like this http://www.fnzas.org.nz/index.php?PG=plant&PID=AGV

yes i found some iin my fridge :oops:

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nice fish, nice pics and nice tank

don't mind a good discussion even though some posts are hard to follow

don't forget to keep within the forum guidelines it is hard to work out if some of the things written here are personal insults so be careful

you saw right a reoccurring event

he is doing an assignment for his marine biology degree i have clown fry and equipment he has the time/technology

raising clowns

i have used natural salt water for all my brackish setups only problem i had was with trying to grow mangroves in the tank :oops: edit: just noticed you were in ashurst, a trip to the beach may cost more than buying the salt