240 gallon tank with 200 lbs live sand, 260 lbs live rock,1 little giant 1200 gph pump, new clear canister filter, 1 36 gallon sump with 1 950 gallon mag drive pump,with 30 lbs of live sand, and 20 lbs. of live rock rubble, 4 1200 gph power heads, 1 48'' nova extreme light, with 8 blue moon lights, and 1 48 inch coral life t5, 1 powder blue tang, 1 yellow tang, 1 maroon clown, 1 moorish idol, 1 four strip damesal, and one 3 strip damseal, 1 coral banded shrimp, and numrise snails and hurmit crabs for cleaning, yellow headed sleeper goby, Green bubble tip, toad stool coral, kenya tree coral and a new coral that i cant pernouce, Iam now starting a 110 gallon reef tank as well
240 gallon tank with 200 lbs live sand, 260 lbs live rock,1 little giant 1200 gph pump, new clear canister filter, 1 36 gallon sump with 1 950 gallon mag drive pump,with 30 lbs of live sand, and 20 lbs. of live rock rubble, 4 1200 gph power heads, 1 48'' nova extreme light, with 8 blue moon lights, and 1 48 inch coral life t5, 1 powder blue tang, 1 yellow tang, 1 maroon clown, 1 moorish idol, 1 four strip damesal, and one 3 strip damseal, 1 coral banded shrimp, and numrise snails and hurmit crabs for cleaning, yellow headed sleeper goby, Green bubble tip, toad stool coral, kenya tree coral and a new coral that i cant pernouce, Iam now starting a 110 gallon reef tank as well
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yeah the yellow one likes to follow her everywhere around the tank i think it is to get away from the powder blue tang
I am curious on the status of your Idol. Is it still alive and well? If you are able to keep it alive, eating and thriving, you have just crushed a myth that they are impossible spieces for home aquarium. I believe it is due to the type of diet that they require. In public aquariums I see them all over the place (Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta for an example). DP
240 gallon tank with 200 lbs live sand, 260 lbs live rock,1 little giant 1200 gph pump, new clear canister filter, 1 36 gallon sump with 1 950 gallon mag drive pump,with 30 lbs of live sand, and 20 lbs. of live rock rubble, 4 1200 gph power heads, 1 48'' nova extreme light, with 8 blue moon lights, and 1 48 inch coral life t5, 1 powder blue tang, 1 yellow tang, 1 maroon clown, 1 moorish idol, 1 four strip damesal, and one 3 strip damseal, 1 coral banded shrimp, and numrise snails and hurmit crabs for cleaning, yellow headed sleeper goby, Green bubble tip, toad stool coral, kenya tree coral and a new coral that i cant pernouce, Iam now starting a 110 gallon reef tank as well
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sorry it took so long for me to get back to you but yes she is still thriveing and ruleing my tank thank you for the conserns
240 gallon tank with 200 lbs live sand, 260 lbs live rock,1 little giant 1200 gph pump, new clear canister filter, 1 36 gallon sump with 1 950 gallon mag drive pump,with 30 lbs of live sand, and 20 lbs. of live rock rubble, 4 1200 gph power heads, 1 48'' nova extreme light, with 8 blue moon lights, and 1 48 inch coral life t5, 1 powder blue tang, 1 yellow tang, 1 maroon clown, 1 moorish idol, 1 four strip damesal, and one 3 strip damseal, 1 coral banded shrimp, and numrise snails and hurmit crabs for cleaning, yellow headed sleeper goby, Green bubble tip, toad stool coral, kenya tree coral and a new coral that i cant pernouce, Iam now starting a 110 gallon reef tank as well
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I feed her 3 times a day in the morning i feed myses shrimp in the afternoon i feed formula two green flakes and at night i feed a fresh clam that i chop up really small
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