Did some cleaning - new pics (1 Viewer)

[hypertech]

We did some cleaning and moved a bunch of stuff downstairs to the new tank. Its still going through some new tank junk but everything is stable. A big thanks to wolmutt for a lot of the awesome stuff in the new tank - you rock!

 

[mattb]

Looking good Matt! (I'd trim where that pocci tn'd)

 

[hypertech]

That one's new - it got buried by a little sand. You would still trim it off?

 

[mattb]

Yeah.... I have one that is really similar to that... where did you get it? I got mine at WoF, it was browned out, but it turned pink with greenish polyps....

 

[hypertech]

Just picked it up from Matt Wolmutt. I'll go find my bone cutters and give it a trim.

 

[coralreefer]

Looking good, what size tank is that?

 

[hypertech]

I have a BC29 and the larger system is a 40B w/ 20H fuge and 30L sump.

 

[Zibba]

Looks great Matt! I'll have to swing by next time I'm in your neck of the woods to check out the new set up!

 

[wolmutt]

As things grow out Matt I will have more frags for you. The help that you gave me in moving tanks, putting up with my spacey hyperactivity, and just being a good guy is worth a lot more than I gave you today. Frag it forward.

 

[Todd]

Looking good! Looking forward to seeing things progress. It looks like you've got a good start.

 

[morty]

Cool frag setup! How is the gravity flow fuge working? Saw a good talk on fuges at IMAC, the speaker had some cool suggestions. I guess copepods are about the only planktonic, swimming "food" that reproduces in our tanks -- amphipods and mysis hold their eggs until they hatch and the young crawl away, they have no swimming stage. But early stages of copepods always swim, and he had a neat simple design for a copepod "reactor". Just take a tallish plastic container (7-8" tall, 4-5" dia), fill it with golf ball sized LR and place it in your fuge. The calm water environment inside it becomes a breeding ground for copepods. Might be something to try with your setup!