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angelfish

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Everything posted by angelfish

  1. photo of a fat clown
  2. yeah, love my powder blue. over the last couple of weeks hes decided that hes boss of the tank and so now the yellow tang is sulking . i feed them heaps of different foods including nori 3 times daily and 2 different types of jbl dry foods that are spiralina based. the clowns think its wonderful being fed all the time!
  3. thanks brianemone, yeah he's real. most of the photos ive taken of him look like this... he's so fast!!! i'll do a search on 'red valonia'. sorry 'bout the shot ira. was trying to get a close up since the bubbly things are so small. can red algae just turn up out of the blue? bonnie
  4. was checking out my sump the other day and found something strange growing on the rocks in there, heres some pics... any ideas? also a pic of the tank at the moment... ta, bonnie
  5. angelfish replied to dave's topic in Saltwater
    sorry bout hijacking this thread, but with the aqua one tanks is it best to remove the whole filter section and replace it with a hang on the back protien skimmer? if you do this would you have to run a external canister filter (empty) to provide the tanks circulation? or would internal powerheads do the job? also what sort of skimmer would be suitable, the sort of setup would be an ar620, 15kgs of rock, looking at stocking it with only 2 clowns and zooanthids. any thoughts would be apprieciated, bonnie
  6. its soooo cute and stylie!!! well done
  7. hilarious!!!!! :lol:
  8. best-finding out i can actually keep marine fish alive, happy and growing worst-bloody f#@k!&g flatworms
  9. angelfish replied to Pies's topic in Saltwater
    awesome bubble coral! the're my fav.
  10. angelfish replied to reef's topic in Saltwater
    well done! they are soooooo cute!
  11. angelfish replied to Pies's topic in Saltwater
    very cool
  12. angelfish replied to Pies's topic in Saltwater
    duke, cant see your pics. try instead of pics url
  13. angelfish replied to Pies's topic in Saltwater
    slappers, those photos were taken when the tank was only a couple of months old. heres some new photos.... tank was set up in febuary. occupants now include 2 clowns, 1 cleaner shrimp, 1 yellow tang, 1 firefish, a few zoos, tube worms, and a couple of mushies. bonnie
  14. angelfish replied to angelfish's topic in Saltwater
    was thinking of something similar sharkey, will tell you all how it goes!
  15. angelfish replied to angelfish's topic in Saltwater
    thanks, a fish trap seems like a good idea! would it be possible to make a home made one? think he would fall for food in a coke bottle?
  16. angelfish posted a topic in Saltwater
    im having trouble with my royal dottyback. ive only had him a couple of weeks, but hes terrorising my fire fish. i have another tank for him to go in (where he'll be by himself) but i cant catch him! is there any tricks to catching fish? he likes to hide in the rock. thanks, bonnie
  17. alot of people do a big water change at the end of the cycle to remove the nitrates which have built up. when my tank finished cycling my nitrates were up around 25ppm, i did a big water change (half the tank) to help lower the nitrates. its now been 2 months since the end of my tanks cycle, and nitrates are finally 0! (been doin a 60ltr water change every 2 weeks). also i think the point of cycling a tank is to establish a good quantity of bacteria that can live in your tank. i think if you cycle a tank without salt you will end up with bacteria that live in fresh water, not in salt water. they might all die if you suddenly change the fresh water to salt water. its also a good time to practice keeping the salinity correct. also good to get your tank heated to the correct temp, so you can make sure your heaters working correctly. hope this helps, happy cycling!
  18. angelfish replied to Ira's topic in Saltwater
    OH NO! reminds me of when i was setting up my tank with no plumbing experience at all. ' i dont need plumbers glue! the pipes stay together niciely!!!' anyway, dont really know what you could use to hold your spray bar still. good luck finding something though.
  19. your tank is an amazing example of what can be achieved. well done! love how you have so many blue tangs!
  20. angelfish replied to dogmatix's topic in Saltwater
    do you think you'll be able to get it jetskisteve? wish i had that sort of setup!!!!
  21. thanks for clearing that up for me layton now, how do the people with dsb's get rid of the excess phosphorus? and in setups like my one at work (with a dsb in the fuge/sump) will i get high levels of phosphorus?
  22. angelfish replied to Brianemone's topic in Saltwater
    livebearer breeder, DONT YOU SAY A WORD ABOUT LOST!!!!!! :lol: :lol: i do not want to know what happens, please dont spoil the suspense!!!! we just had the episode that showed hurlies past, the lotto ticket, cursed numbers etc. and as for monsters, i like hurlies idea that they're just big angry giraffes!! p.s, cool tank, pity the corals are fake.
  23. this is quite interesting, im learning alot! one question, why do dsb's create phosphates?
  24. thanks chimera. i might give up on the fine sand i think, too many bad stories about it.

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