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Rosco's 350L build

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  • 1 month later...
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Just an update,

Full tank shot

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Lawnmower blenny

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Coral Beauty

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Candycane and leather toadstool

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Sump (return/refugium side)

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New green bubble coral

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GSP coming along great

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Green button polyps

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Pink birdsnest

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Frogspawn, sharkbait also wants some action

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Sideview

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All in all coming together really well so far, algae has died off alot and lawnmower blenny is doing an awesome job and the macro algae is too.

  • 2 weeks later...
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green star polyp? well asoon as i bought it away it went but if u mean from when my lights come on take like 15 mins and theyre almost all out :P

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oh yeah give it a day or two bro hows your parameters? mines spreading like mad.

did you atleast temperature acclimate it? and also is it under the same lights as where it came from?

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ok well I know they dont require a lot of light so i wouldnt put em at the top smack bang under a halide so put em at the bottom of your tank and then slowly bring them higher up if u want them up higher in tank over the period of say 3-4days or even a week they might be in a little shock they wont be used to halide id imagine. just my opinion :)

  • 1 month later...
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Just a few new shots, I really need a better camera but here you go for those following my thread.

Got myself a wikid new yellow tang an awesome specimen med size,

bit of an update on how the tanks going.

Heres the new kid on the block wasnt cheap by any means either lol

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Feeling at home now and swimming really well

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Even getting a clean and service from mr Shrimp

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Full tank shot

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Heading back in for his service

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Sharkbait

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Lawnmower blenny having his service

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And again... what an amazing shot thou shame bout the quality :)

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Growth on the pink birdsnest has increased heaps

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its a green bubble coral :) my lighting is set up with more white than any actinics or other spectrum and just t5's so dont get alot of colour

popping out but get great growth and corals love it. My clown (sharkbait) is starting to host in it, Which I dont really want but not getting an anemone

only had bad experience with them.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Hey guys another update letting you know how the system is progressing.

At around the 5 month mark now, and have a couple new additions to the tank

A blue tang is one of them and about 3-4 more corals, Also got a new camera too

its a canon 550D, check it out. :thup:

Yellow Tang

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Pacific Blue Tang (hes a beast about 7-8 inches)

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Coral Beauty Dwarf Angel

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Ocellaris Clown (My lone survivor from my first tank Pre-quake, Sharkbait..................HOOO HA HA!)

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Cleaner shrimp

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Now for some corals old and new:

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Green Torch

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Pink Birdsnest (still a little brown, a few too many nutrients me thinks growing fast because of it though :lol: )

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GSP's are growing like mad

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Candycane

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Leather Toadstool

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Green Frogspawn

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Stylophora (not sure which type)

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Green Bubble

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Even my old Xenia which I thought was dead for ages has miraculously come back to life

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Now for the new coral additions:

Orange Montipora Capricornis came with the nice matured rock :D (snail's wiping its @*$)

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Not sure on the name on this guy if you have an ID for me would be great (unknown number 1)

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This next guy im not sure of its name either it was green in owners tank but in mine kinda brown lol has blue growth coming through so call this guy (unkown 2)

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FTS

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From Side with a couple of random effects

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Quick pic of sump/macro algae growth

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And my DIY reactor running some carbon

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Cheers guys,

let me know if you have any idea on those two corals 1 & 2 :D

Rosco

  • 1 month later...
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Ill try get some new ones up soon, not a whole lot has changed by the looks of it apart from a few spots of cyano im trying to rid :D

but ill try get some up in the next week :)

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