Reef Bommie - Page 3

cFloor · 07/19/2015, 07:47 PM

What a great start yano!

yano · 07/20/2015, 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by westreef

I saw 3 tangs there. Any issue with them together? Did you place them in the tank at the same time?

No, any problem with them, they are peaceful species not usually show aggression toward other surgeons.
Naso has more time (6-7 months I think), and the other two were introduced in my previous aquarium 2-3 months ago.

yano · 07/20/2015, 03:51 AM

These are fish that have kept from my previous project:

Young Naso lituratus (3 inches) .... The King of Reef Bommie.

Acanthurus olivaceus juvenile (2-2,5 inches)

Ctenochaetus strigosus (2 inches)

As you can see I have not kept my famous paracanthurus I had with me 12 years, its size and quarrelsome behavior once I reached the age adult I have made the difficult decision to seek a new home .... now is swimming in a 1000 gallons aquarium. : Yb615 [1]:

As for the gobies and other small fish, this is what I have preserved:

My old Stonogobiops Yasha and Alpheus randalli who have been with me four years

Eviotas nigriventris group with 4 females and one male

Male Synchiropus Moyeri "Ruby Red" (I had two females but both ended up jumping out of the aquarium ...'ll get another intendo of a female, to see if now that I have more rock are more comfortable and does not give to jump

Couples consisting of a male and female:

Priolepis Nocturna

Elacatinus Multifasciatum

Gobiosoma Oceanops

westreef · 07/20/2015, 07:59 AM

Thanks for giving us a treat on your fish photos. I am restarting my tank now and it is not ready for SPS, so its time for me to focus on stocking some fish.

Ancelot · 07/20/2015, 10:29 PM

Hi Yano, first off... Awesome tank! Glad you're coming back with a new idea and setup

Something to ask you - is that Elacintinus Multifasciatum easy to keep? Does it do nervous and jumpy when first introduced into the tank?

yano · 07/21/2015, 03:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Ancelot

Hi Yano, first off... Awesome tank! Glad you're coming back with a new idea and setup

Something to ask you - is that Elacintinus Multifasciatum easy to keep? Does it do nervous and jumpy when first introduced into the tank?

Thanks Ancelot!
Multifasciatum is very easy to keep, at the beginning it can be quite shy and barely be seen more when you feed, but once is adapted be seen enough and eats everything...lovely fish!

dtum · 07/26/2015, 05:03 AM

Yano, really glad that you are starting a new tank.
Can you tell us about your frag tank? Is there a video or more photos and specs on it?

Coralreefer1 · 07/26/2015, 01:32 PM

Nice set up!

yano · 07/28/2015, 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by dtum

Yano, really glad that you are starting a new tank.
Can you tell us about your frag tank? Is there a video or more photos and specs on it?

Here you can see a video I recorded it in January:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVVS...IPvi8a&index=6

Previously I always had enough montipora frags whose growth was very fast in the Iwagumi reef and should be pruned frequently .... in my new aquarium don´t have any seriatoporas or montiporas corals because I don´t want more rapid coral growth, so actually I have only a few frags in this frag system. Now I'll use it more to help the adaptation of some new fish at the Reef Bommie.

bobssecrtsn · 07/31/2015, 11:20 PM

Nice tank setup! How do you like the skimmer? I was about to purchase that kind but I am testing out the vertex omega 130.

I also want to purchase a pistol/goby pair but I'm afraid the shrimp will be to loud !

yano · 08/01/2015, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by bobssecrtsn

Nice tank setup! How do you like the skimmer? I was about to purchase that kind but I am testing out the vertex omega 130.

I also want to purchase a pistol/goby pair but I'm afraid the shrimp will be to loud !

I´m very satisfied with the skimmer, only consider improved the sound of the air intake systems ... I'll put a vertex or bubble king resonator to silence it.
You should not worry about the sound of the pistol shrimp, only very occasionally will hear his sound, which is not so strong.

sahin · 08/03/2015, 02:42 PM

Great start Yano. Love the photography as usual.

joshky · 08/03/2015, 03:45 PM

Hey Yano, do you mind getting a picture of your sump? Very interested in seeing it.

yano · 08/03/2015, 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joshky

Hey Yano, do you mind getting a picture of your sump? Very interested in seeing it.

plyle02 · 08/03/2015, 04:53 PM

Oh Yano,
That is a magnificent filtration area, well planned and well executed my friend

Very clean and organized, thank you for the glimpse into the heart of your system, bravo!!!
Regards,

joshky · 08/03/2015, 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by plyle02

Oh Yano,
That is a magnificent filtration area, well planned and well executed my friend

Very clean and organized, thank you for the glimpse into the heart of your system, bravo!!!
Regards,

+1 looks great, thank you for sharing.

Henchmen27 · 08/03/2015, 09:22 PM

Yano, Glad I found your new tank thread! This is going to be great to watch.

Scotty freddy · 08/05/2015, 05:06 AM

With a man of your talent behind this build I have no doubt this will be yet another stunner yano

I'm loving it and looking forward to watching your progress

yano · 08/11/2015, 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by plyle02

Oh Yano,
That is a magnificent filtration area, well planned and well executed my friend

Very clean and organized, thank you for the glimpse into the heart of your system, bravo!!!
Regards,

Thanks, maybe I'm a little cranky but I love sumps clean and tidy!

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Originally Posted by joshky

+1 looks great, thank you for sharing.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Henchmen27

Yano, Glad I found your new tank thread! This is going to be great to watch.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scotty freddy

With a man of your talent behind this build I have no doubt this will be yet another stunner yano

I'm loving it and looking forward to watching your progress

Thanks!

yano · 08/11/2015, 03:55 PM

Following the introduction of the frags that I kept from my former aquarium, these are the first pieces of coral acquired for Bommie:

Three Aussie acropora frags: pink tips, green tips and selago yellow tips.

Referring to the tank, green algae have appeared in the sand and some patches of diatom on the rock so I can not light too until the system is sufficiently mature and the algaes disappear.

It´s time to be patient and wait...

glaukos · 08/12/2015, 04:32 AM

Patience is a big key for success in our hobby.......and i haaaaaate that!
Glad you have it though yano

Man your sump is awesome!Clean and organised,welldone!

sahin · 08/14/2015, 06:00 AM

Looking very nice

reefmutt · 08/14/2015, 06:34 AM

Looking great, so far!
Your sump is as nice as your reef.
I guess we ALL have to be patient, now...
Looking forward to the bommie's progress.

MichaelW · 08/14/2015, 10:20 PM

Simple, clean, and elegant. Just like the last one, this one is going to be good.

tomae · 08/15/2015, 10:40 PM

always inspiring! thank Yano. much success in their new venture

07/19/2015, 07:47 PM	#51
cFloor Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Bay Area Posts: 1,552	What a great start yano! __________________ 250g. SPS tank Instagram: @cfloorsaltwater

07/20/2015, 03:51 AM	#53
yano Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Spain Posts: 544	These are fish that have kept from my previous project: Young Naso lituratus (3 inches) .... The King of Reef Bommie. Acanthurus olivaceus juvenile (2-2,5 inches) Ctenochaetus strigosus (2 inches) As you can see I have not kept my famous paracanthurus I had with me 12 years, its size and quarrelsome behavior once I reached the age adult I have made the difficult decision to seek a new home .... now is swimming in a 1000 gallons aquarium. : Yb615 [1]: As for the gobies and other small fish, this is what I have preserved: My old Stonogobiops Yasha and Alpheus randalli who have been with me four years Eviotas nigriventris group with 4 females and one male Male Synchiropus Moyeri "Ruby Red" (I had two females but both ended up jumping out of the aquarium ...'ll get another intendo of a female, to see if now that I have more rock are more comfortable and does not give to jump Couples consisting of a male and female: Priolepis Nocturna Elacatinus Multifasciatum Gobiosoma Oceanops __________________ Cube tank 100g (SPS). Reef Octopus SSS150. Vortech MP40QD (2). Sfiligoi T5 12x39w. Last edited by yano; 12/04/2017 at 05:27 AM.

07/20/2015, 07:59 AM	#54
westreef Lost as usual Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Really California? Posts: 846	Thanks for giving us a treat on your fish photos. I am restarting my tank now and it is not ready for SPS, so its time for me to focus on stocking some fish. __________________ Bernie 75g, ATI 4x58wT5 LED Hybrid Powermodule, AquaMaxx ConeS 1, 2xMP40wES, RKL controller, Tunze Osmolator

07/20/2015, 10:29 PM	#55
Ancelot Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 126	Hi Yano, first off... Awesome tank! Glad you're coming back with a new idea and setup Something to ask you - is that Elacintinus Multifasciatum easy to keep? Does it do nervous and jumpy when first introduced into the tank? __________________ Happy Reefing, Marc J.

07/26/2015, 05:03 AM	#57
dtum Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 861	Yano, really glad that you are starting a new tank. Can you tell us about your frag tank? Is there a video or more photos and specs on it? __________________ Pragmatic Reef 180 gallons 72'' x 26'' x 22''

07/26/2015, 01:32 PM	#58
Coralreefer1 Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Lake Mary, Florida Posts: 155	Nice set up! __________________ 14 Gallon Biocube with a Jebao Wavemaker and AI Prime LED light fixture. ---------------------------------------------------- Save a Reef...Create Your Own! Current Tank Info: Various LPS, SPS, Zoanthids andToadstools

07/31/2015, 11:20 PM	#60
bobssecrtsn Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 686	Nice tank setup! How do you like the skimmer? I was about to purchase that kind but I am testing out the vertex omega 130. I also want to purchase a pistol/goby pair but I'm afraid the shrimp will be to loud ! __________________ 130G Leemar 36x36x24

08/03/2015, 02:42 PM	#62
sahin Ultimate Reefer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: London, UK Posts: 8,540	Great start Yano. Love the photography as usual.

08/03/2015, 03:45 PM	#63
joshky Acros & Wrasses Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Central KY Posts: 2,546	Hey Yano, do you mind getting a picture of your sump? Very interested in seeing it. __________________ Josh My 80g: http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2677031

08/03/2015, 04:53 PM	#65
plyle02 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Lake Helen, FL Posts: 5,526	Oh Yano, That is a magnificent filtration area, well planned and well executed my friend Very clean and organized, thank you for the glimpse into the heart of your system, bravo!!! Regards, __________________ Perry "Anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die" ~Buddha~ Current Tank Info: 50 Gallon AIO Cube, Aquamaxx WS-1 Skimmer, LED/ Hybrid 4x24 watt t5

08/03/2015, 09:22 PM	#67
Henchmen27 Registered Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: San Francisco Posts: 34	Yano, Glad I found your new tank thread! This is going to be great to watch.

08/05/2015, 05:06 AM	#68
Scotty freddy Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Australia Posts: 1,056	With a man of your talent behind this build I have no doubt this will be yet another stunner yano I'm loving it and looking forward to watching your progress

08/11/2015, 03:55 PM	#70
yano Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Spain Posts: 544	Following the introduction of the frags that I kept from my former aquarium, these are the first pieces of coral acquired for Bommie: Three Aussie acropora frags: pink tips, green tips and selago yellow tips. Referring to the tank, green algae have appeared in the sand and some patches of diatom on the rock so I can not light too until the system is sufficiently mature and the algaes disappear. It´s time to be patient and wait... __________________ Cube tank 100g (SPS). Reef Octopus SSS150. Vortech MP40QD (2). Sfiligoi T5 12x39w. Last edited by yano; 12/04/2017 at 05:44 AM.

08/12/2015, 04:32 AM	#71
glaukos Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 2,106	Patience is a big key for success in our hobby.......and i haaaaaate that! Glad you have it though yano Man your sump is awesome!Clean and organised,welldone! __________________ Mike Just doing my hobby and having great fun with it....no room/need for drama:) the only way to win with a toxic person, is not to play

08/14/2015, 06:00 AM	#72
sahin Ultimate Reefer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: London, UK Posts: 8,540	Looking very nice

08/14/2015, 06:34 AM	#73
reefmutt Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Mtl. Canada Posts: 7,824	Looking great, so far! Your sump is as nice as your reef. I guess we ALL have to be patient, now... Looking forward to the bommie's progress. __________________ Matt. Current Tank Info: 53x32.5x26 190g dt 60g of sumps 3 tank-100 gal frag system 6xAI prime 8xt5. 4x maxspect gyre. Skimz Dual internal sicce pump skimmer Deltec PF601s ca rx+Kalk stirrer

08/14/2015, 10:20 PM	#74
MichaelW Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Kirkland WA Posts: 1,061	Simple, clean, and elegant. Just like the last one, this one is going to be good.

08/15/2015, 10:40 PM	#75
tomae Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: brasil Posts: 188	always inspiring! thank Yano. much success in their new venture __________________ Leo. my reef tank http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?p=21795270#post21795270