Mine too. It looks so natural to me.One of my favorite tanks on this site.
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Mine too. It looks so natural to me.One of my favorite tanks on this site.
I appreciate this!One of my favorite tanks on this site.
Thank you!Mine too. It looks so natural to me.
I max out at 60% on the sky and then supplemental is 3 led bars.I am sorry if this has been covered in previous posts but what intensity are you running your lights?
First of all. Fantastic pictures. Stunning reef. Can't wait till it completely fills in.March photos:
I WILL HAVE A MOORISH IDOL, I WILL HAVE A MOORISH IDOL, I WILL HAVE A MOORISH IDOL!March photos
Thank you! Nor can I, except for the continuous fragging that would be required. I use a base model DSLR Nikon, I am also not well versed in taking photos, so the settings change almost every photo.First of all. Fantastic pictures. Stunning reef. Can't wait till it completely fills in.
Second; what settings or camera are you using to get those stunning photos.
Thank you!I feel the word stunning is hugely overused but this really is!
Moorish Idols are stunning and take some special care (mainly foods). I have been lucky enough to have him over a year and half. Get some sponge mixes, fresh clams, and some algae sheetsI WILL HAVE A MOORISH IDOL, I WILL HAVE A MOORISH IDOL, I WILL HAVE A MOORISH IDOL!
Gosh these fish are amazing. Love it, look forward to seeing more!
Any late picking of corals?Moorish Idols are stunning and take some special care (mainly foods). I have been lucky enough to have him over a year and half. Get some sponge mixes, fresh clams, and some algae sheets
I have observed him break some tips off the acros. I am not positive, but when they slime up or send out those long streamers, is when he goes for a nip. It is only on the large colonies, nothing less than 4" in diameter. No idea the validity to the statement. Just something I have noticed.Any late picking of corals?
Ive had mine for 2.5 years and he really likes pe pellets. They are very hardy fish.Moorish Idols are stunning and take some special care (mainly foods). I have been lucky enough to have him over a year and half. Get some sponge mixes, fresh clams, and some algae sheets
Ive had mine for 2.5 years and he really likes pe pellets. They are very hardy fish.
I located him in the lowest light area I have that would suite the needs of the elegance. Has been looking great so far.My elegance seemed to acclimate best under low light. They don't seem to have a low limit... but definitely don't seem to like too much light. One of my favorite LPS for sure.
I have my royal gamma, true oscellaris, and orchid dottyback coming out of QT at the end of this week so time for a new batch. So how do I fit an achilles tang, powder blue and a moorish idol in a 40g breeder display....
So, any new fish in the QT tank? Pics or it didn't happen
Matt