Recent content by jetaero

We, NEED! pictures... maybe if you provide us with pictures... karma will find you a fish :lol: -Josh-:cool:

From how I mounted my vortech restrainer, I just mounted the tie on the bracing of my tank... So I wasn't able to see it from inside... -Josh

I believe the 800 euros has some markup, as the ones over here sold for 3,000$, so that is still half price ;) -Josh

I know where to find one... In my tank.. :lol: Though, I must agree with chip, pics before frags :P :wink: -Josh

I have this photo of neon psuedochromis eggs... http://themarinereef.com/photopost/data ... m/nest.jpg It blows up a bit larger... -Josh

Excellent tank chip, many props. -Josh

Thank you very much... I still have yet to get pictures of my skunk clownfish, they hide in the rockwork whenever I get the camera out. I put cell pad window shades in today, so far so good with the light in the window. I hooked up my AquaController today as well. The temperature is staying...

I believe the gem's are rare because of the difficulty of transport from Maritius... -Josh

Just to clarify on sps, some corals may be subjected to temperatures of such. But many that come in, mainly deepwater, comes from cooler temperatures (70's). They can survive in 83 F, but I've noticed better around 79.5-80. The key really is stability, as I think was stated in the previous post...

Thanks much! I will take more pictures as I add things. -Josh

If the temperature in the aquarium is going over 82 degrees fahrenheit, I would think would be the only problem. As you can experience bleaching in the SPS at that point. If you have a chiller though, you should be fine. -Josh

The 120 will be a growout tank, as well as the 150 gallon sump downstairs. :D -Josh

It looks like the fins are salted? Likely it is ich. Cryptocaryon irratans. I would pull the fish to a hospital tank, you can use hyposalinity as a good method for treatment, just acclimate it to it. -Josh

Thanks! Yes, they are all connected, and fed by the one sequence hammerhead. -Josh

And finally, the occupants of the pair tanks: A. ocellaris: A. clarkii: A. ocellaris - Black Variant A. ocellaris - ORA naked variant A. ephippium A. percula - Onyx Variant