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Old 02-12-2011, 02:30 PM   #41
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A few updated pics of the tank taken today. sorry but only taken from my iPhone so not amazing.
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Old 02-12-2011, 03:07 PM   #42
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Looking good! Nice pics for a phone
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Old 02-12-2011, 08:10 PM   #43
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agreed, pretty nice pictures for a phone!
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Old 02-13-2011, 04:27 AM   #44
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Guess I got lucky lol. how about the tank n scaping your thoughts.
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Old 02-13-2011, 10:09 AM   #45
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looks good, very open with lots of caves, nice for keeping flow all over the tank
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Old 02-13-2011, 10:25 AM   #46
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Hey You should try to get rid of that aptasia i saw a bunch in that one pic of your aneneme, i do like the tank looks nice.
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"Hey You should try to get rid of that aptasia i saw a bunch in that one pic of your aneneme, i do like the tank looks nice."

Hi its a hammer head/ frogspawn not anemone. As for the aptasia I've seen this word all over different forums and always thought I wonder what that is but never looked it up lol. I've only just found out it's what uv just spotted out from that pic, and yes I am getting onto it, didn't realise they was bad I just left them on the rock when I got it as it was the only living life in there as i was cycling a while back now lol. I now realise there bad and want rid!

Seems the way most people do it is injecting lemon juice into the base of the aptasia am I correct and is this the best/easiest way to do so. Also putting lemon juice into your tank will not harm the fish or othe corals will it?
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If you read the forum posting "hey how do you get rid of these things" Mr X explains the best removal.

Ps that frog spawn is cool lookin
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A few updated shots.
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Very nice looking tank. 34g is a very good size to start out SW, and you have capitalized :P. Try out some Zoanthids/Palythoas. Just put them on a small rock down on the sand bed so they don't spread out.
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Beautiful sun coral!
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Just get some aptasia x. Kills it and won't spread.
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Beautiful sun coral!
+1 - You inspired me to get some permanent actinics now.

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