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You can kind of see where the feet are in this picture:
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I made a post a little earlier regarding my 20G. What are your thoughts on having 3-4 clowns and anemones only in a tank this size? Doing something like you have on a much much smaller scale? would this be successful?
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Too bad your so far away. I'm sure you get splits from your BTAs.. We could have worked something out I would think a growout would be a bad spot for a BTA. No rock and nasty water compared to a reef setup.
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I have never seen a green bta. Where did you find one? Also, how big will the mag get? Any change in the clowns with a more natural home? |
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Some people have managed to keep an anemone in a nano but it is not easy to maintain stable and well oxygenated water conditions. |
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This is my first experience with a mag. Maybe someone reading can answer... It has only been 8 days with the new mag so no obvious change yet. Thanks for the questions. Last edited by mobert; 08/08/2008 at 01:02 PM. |
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Very cool Mona. I might just do that...
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I am wanting to add a black and white ocellaris to my tank. If I can find a very very young one, I think it would be ok. Animals have baby immunity with the same species as long as they aren't food size. Shot from my old tank:
Baby Clarkii and baby Banggais with an Ocellaris. A whole clutch of black and white would look really cool. I don't know if an Ocellaris would stay immature like the other Percs though. Too bad there aren't black and white true percs. A black sheep in the herd would be like Where's Waldo. Last edited by mobert; 08/08/2008 at 02:33 PM. |
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I think the Ocellaris would stay juvi but Percs can be ruthless towards other clowns. I don't think I'd advise that. I had a pair that seriously beat up my now mating pair of Ocellaris even though the Ocellaris were twice the size of the Percs. Maybe an Onyx or Jigsaw?
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My gold BTA was looking a little bleached in my stock Biocube 29 so I moved it into this tank:
The mouth of the mag looks good still on day 12: |
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Mobert I dont seem to have good luck with ordering Mags online do you get them online or retail store?
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Mobert I dont seem to have good luck with ordering Mags online do you get them online or retail store?
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I've been planning to do very similar setup with my 220, and ran into this thread on accident. I've got a local guy that breeds false percs and was going to go for about 20.
Had a couple questions...Should I add anems and fish about the same time or what. Also. What do I do about power heads...I've heard some people cover them, and some people don't recommend them at all. And I figured since this is the only tank I've ever seen like what I was going for I would ask you your opinion... you have the most amazing tank ever...I love SPS systems...and I've done that, but I kinda like this idea better....thanx in advance |
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Wow. Love the tank. Great job.
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Update: the Gold BTA when into the rocks. I hope it comes back out... |
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Hadn't put alot of thought into flow yet. I've never had clowns so young before, and that had not crossed my mind. As of now there isn't much flow. Mag 9.5 return. And a nano tunze, and weakest Koralina. I'll go check out your little red house before I ask any more questions. Thanx for the responce Justin |
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when I get my clowns they won't be babies anymore...but should have grown up together and be getting along or not by the time I get them...is flow an issue at that point (prolly depends how big they are i guess)
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wow. that is amazing.
ive never seen anything like that. its just amazing. the pics are soon pretty. |
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vsuboy---thanks for the comment. It encourages me to post more pictures.
You were right Justin! It popped back out at the very top. Good thing it's not mixed reef on that side. I'll have to watch him. If ever a BTA looks like a potential floater it is this one. It was placed in the bottom left side next to the nepthea and is now at the top right. Last edited by mobert; 08/12/2008 at 12:31 PM. |
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