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  1. Thanks for that, yeah I have also heard grape caulerpa could work as well. I have no idea where to get either from at the moment though.

    I have a little bit of Grape and a few other types i could sell to you when you're ready

  2. awesome setup and simply amazing, love your selection of fish and inverts and the overall scape

    minimal deadspots and bare bottom really does keep your nitrate's/phosphates in check

    how long have you hade the copperband for?

    Thanks! Yep it's starting to, aswell as the refugium and deep sand beds in the sump. Will get a good pic or vid of thewhole sytem some time. Had the copperband for 4 1/2 weeks now I think. He's eating real well and is racing the foxface in the frag tank for food. Going to add hime with a different tang hopefullya powder blue sometime into the display tank to minimalise agression :)

    Here's the fish stocklist for anyone wondering:

    Display:

    2 ocellaris clownfish

    2 black clownfish }all raised by us

    2 picasso clownfish

    2 bangaiis cardinals

    1 desjardinii/red sea sailfin tang

    3 breeding chromis

    orchid dottyback

    yellow head sand sifter goby

    3 year old fire shrimp

    Frag tank 1:

    Fiji foxface for algae control

    Copperband getting ready for display

    Frag tank 2:

    Breeding pair of orchid dottybacks

    2 baby black clowns (going to be sold with anemone soon)

  3. Finally got round to get some okay phone pics. After exams will try take some better pics. Tank is finally starting to mature, Have been going pretty slow on the stock but we are finally starting to add a few more things to it, almost at the limit now though ;)

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    Copperband in frag tank is starting to eat very well, both my mix and frozen mysid. Almost ready for the display tank.

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  4. Knowing you are pretty experienced that you have already googled for suggestions I can't offer much in the way of links to read.

    Do the patches move around or do they disappear and re-appear in the same places.

    Parasites/being stung?

    Disagreement with something during the dark hours causing bruising?

    Was found out to be an agressive bacterial infection, they were disppearing and moving etc

  5. Hi guys,

    Recently (3 weeks ago) i brought 3 fish back from Auckland, 7cm still juvi orange shoulder tang, 6cm melnurus wrasse and a yellow head sandsifter. Everything was fine and eating until about saturday when the wrasse randomly dropped dead, i have uploaded a pic of the half dead wrasse (now dead) to try ID why it died. I then noticed brown markings on the tang and he began to start acting weird, like twitching and a little bit of itching, am now worried. The brown markings are where the gut is on a both sides and also around different parts of the body, they are disappearing and appearing though. But the tang isn't acting fine still. He's still eating, both nori and frozen mussel etc. Thinking about fresh waterdip. Any idea on what it could be? Thanks!

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  6. Anemones split themselfs, i have 4 tiny orange ones in my frag tank that split themselfs.

    Problem with anemones is they can grow real big real fast, mine in the disply is 35cm + and still growing. And they move to where there is best conditions for them, in a nano i would just do a torch coral or leather to host the clowns in

    All corals can get along with clowns, except maybe the fish eatinh ones, but thats uncommon lol. Yep i had these picassos in with the blacks a couple of days ago with no problems, split them up because they were going into the main system. What part of Tauranga do you live?

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