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I have the Neptune feeder above the return pump; the pellets are easily sucked up by the return pump at feeding time.
Thanks! Currently:
C. lineatus
C. isosceles
C. johnsoni
C. claire
H. timorensis
M. lapillus (x2)
M. negrosensis
C. tominiensis
A. ocellaris (x2)
Thanks!Beautiful tank! All around great build.
Thank you!Wow, that's very nice. Tank, corals, and fish are beautiful
Thanks!Drooling
Glad you joined us here! And thank you for the compliments Nic!Wow hunter! After moving from Phoenix is like I lost all touch with the reef community till I joined here getting a new breath of fresh air! Always loved drooling over you tanks
Thanks Rev; good things come to those who wait. Now go keep your build thread followers waiting.Wow Hunter it looks great!
Thank you!Looks amazing! Can't wait to see more photos.
Thanks; I'm a planner in life in general, but that probably goes without saying.Amazing tank! Everything is so well planned, I love it.
Mine can tell time; they'll move towards that end when the clock ticks near. And I also use the Apex to put the Vortechs into feeding mode just prior to turning the feeder, so any fish who's not watching the clock moves down quick when the Vortechs slow down.I do this too, for the pellet feedings that happens while I'm at work. It works a treat since each feeding is the least amount my feeder can dispense at a time, so results in a nice even dispersion into the water column. While on holiday at home the past week I've noticed my Isosceles has caught on, and I have seen her hanging around and watching the return pipe often during the day. These wrasses are too clever!
There's 2, actually. Some better pictures of them in the old tank here:How is the Jeweled leopard? Never Knew you had one!
Earlei was lost about a year ago; there's a mention on the same post linked above too. I'll end up with another. And thanks!Also no earls????? And you lineatus looks amazing!
Thanks, me too!I've been waiting a long time for these photos! Such a great job with everything man. I'm glad to see that C. claire again! The "Wrasse Retreat" on the wall was the icing on the cake. Looking forward to seeing this tank progress!
Thanks Cheryl.Boy it's beautiful.
Those are some huge acropora colonies.
I must admit that choosing a home which would allow a peninsula tank was a small factor in the decision making (but not a deal breaker if it wouldn't work).Looks amazing, I wish I had the room to do a tank like that. Instead I have to space my tanks out into smaller tanks. Keep the pics coming when you can.
Enjoy!Thanks
Thank you!A true paradise for wrasses. I really love your wooden stand.
Thanks for the compliments!Very nice! Looks great! Love how stand turned out!
Thank you! I know that some were a bit astounded and jaws dropped at the cost in the whole stand. Having learned a bit with each tank I have set up I was determined to plan and execute a stand that put function first but still looked great.That stand is incredible!
Thanks! The Tomini was really added long ago simply as a working fish. I tend to usually look right past him; ha!Okay, your tank and stand are absolutely breathtaking! I love your Tomini too, they're such great fish. I may get one for my upcoming build.