teebone110
Distinguished Member
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
awesome! where did yo get it?
awesome! where did yo get it?
Dukes 90G Acrylic Tank
- Thread starter Duke
- Start date
P
phi delt reefer
Guest
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
awesome livestock/pics duke! I'll have to make my way over to your place to see your tank for real one day!
awesome livestock/pics duke! I'll have to make my way over to your place to see your tank for real one day!
Z
Zakk
Guest
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
I'm not a big anemone guy, but that one looks awesome.
I'm not a big anemone guy, but that one looks awesome.
jmonker
Member
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2010
- Location
- Sarnia, Ontario
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
tank looks sick man keep it up!
tank looks sick man keep it up!
Darryl_V
Super Active Member
- Joined
- Jun 29, 2011
- Location
- Woodstock, Ontario
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
yup...looking good.
yup...looking good.
monizb
Super Active Member
- Joined
- Dec 20, 2011
- Location
- Strathroy, Ontario
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
Looking good duke keep it up
Looking good duke keep it up
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
well i went to work yesterday night and noticed my anemone was on the move which it hasnt since i got. today i found it.. it took me a while to notice but they split for me, i've been feeding it seafood for 3 times a week since i first got it.
well i went to work yesterday night and noticed my anemone was on the move which it hasnt since i got. today i found it.. it took me a while to notice but they split for me, i've been feeding it seafood for 3 times a week since i first got it.
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
added a tunze nano wavebox and took some video of it in action.
Tunze Nano Wavebox Reef Tank
added a tunze nano wavebox and took some video of it in action.
Tunze Nano Wavebox Reef Tank
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
Couple of new additions to the tank. Im thinking this is a T Crocea clam, its pretty big already. anyone know much about clams maybe can help identify? and heres my newest coral, a branching alevepora, both seem healthy but what do i know? lol. anyone got any thoughts on either? These came from Pets 'n' Ponds in Strathroy.
Couple of new additions to the tank. Im thinking this is a T Crocea clam, its pretty big already. anyone know much about clams maybe can help identify? and heres my newest coral, a branching alevepora, both seem healthy but what do i know? lol. anyone got any thoughts on either? These came from Pets 'n' Ponds in Strathroy.
Blob-79
Super Active Member
- Joined
- Jan 13, 2017
- Location
- Tillsonburg
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
yup, looks like a crocea to me
yup, looks like a crocea to me
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
Took some more pictures, im still in need of a better camera one of these days, got some pictures of my mandarins which isnt easy since there constantly on the move,
This is the female, shes nice and plump, out of focus tho.
These next two are of the male, bigger but not nearly as fat, im working on that tho.
This is my smaller cardinal, im hoping its a female as the other one has gotten much bigger since i picked up the pair. 2 different torch corals in the background.
Clownfish laying around in my anemone, this guy got sucked in a powerhead a week or so ago, hard to believe by seeing it.
Heres a shot of a rose anemone, and the rest of the damaged green one (i split it off with a razor blade)
And lastly a full tank shot ( most of these pictures were taken with a fast shutter speed so they are a bit dark but in better focus)
Took some more pictures, im still in need of a better camera one of these days, got some pictures of my mandarins which isnt easy since there constantly on the move,
This is the female, shes nice and plump, out of focus tho.
These next two are of the male, bigger but not nearly as fat, im working on that tho.
This is my smaller cardinal, im hoping its a female as the other one has gotten much bigger since i picked up the pair. 2 different torch corals in the background.
Clownfish laying around in my anemone, this guy got sucked in a powerhead a week or so ago, hard to believe by seeing it.
Heres a shot of a rose anemone, and the rest of the damaged green one (i split it off with a razor blade)
And lastly a full tank shot ( most of these pictures were taken with a fast shutter speed so they are a bit dark but in better focus)
davesolo29
Super Active Member
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2012
- Location
- Kitchener, Ontario
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
looks good Duke. I like mandorins. Im afraid to get one tho. My pod population is not big enough and im worried about them not eating what i feed them. Still have not got my camera figured out yet. Gonna have my camera expert take a look at it. Hopefully while he is here i can get him to take some good pics for me.
looks good Duke. I like mandorins. Im afraid to get one tho. My pod population is not big enough and im worried about them not eating what i feed them. Still have not got my camera figured out yet. Gonna have my camera expert take a look at it. Hopefully while he is here i can get him to take some good pics for me.
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
im going to try and train him to eat something other than pods so im not totally dependant on them for food, i do have lots but i feel if i can get them to eat frozen or pellets i'd be much happier, im using a baby food jar and a bunch of freshly hatched baby brine shrimp in the jar with it tilted downwards like that and the shrimp pretty much all stay in there, this keeps the big fish from going crazy and eating everything before the mandarin gets a chance to feast. he's already ok with the jar and goes inside it to eat within minutes of adding the shrimp, im going to keep this going for a week or so then try and add some bigger brine shrimps(like 3 day old ones) and then eventually progress to a mix of frozen brine and live brine.. and then to just frozen and hopefully pellets eventually too. the jar is a good way to keep the food around long enough for the mandarin to go at it.
im going to try and train him to eat something other than pods so im not totally dependant on them for food, i do have lots but i feel if i can get them to eat frozen or pellets i'd be much happier, im using a baby food jar and a bunch of freshly hatched baby brine shrimp in the jar with it tilted downwards like that and the shrimp pretty much all stay in there, this keeps the big fish from going crazy and eating everything before the mandarin gets a chance to feast. he's already ok with the jar and goes inside it to eat within minutes of adding the shrimp, im going to keep this going for a week or so then try and add some bigger brine shrimps(like 3 day old ones) and then eventually progress to a mix of frozen brine and live brine.. and then to just frozen and hopefully pellets eventually too. the jar is a good way to keep the food around long enough for the mandarin to go at it.
davesolo29
Super Active Member
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2012
- Location
- Kitchener, Ontario
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
thanks for the tip. will keep that in mind if/when i decide to go for it
thanks for the tip. will keep that in mind if/when i decide to go for it
Blob-79
Super Active Member
- Joined
- Jan 13, 2017
- Location
- Tillsonburg
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
lookin great duke!
Good to see the nems are pullin thru
lookin great duke!
Good to see the nems are pullin thru
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
thanks guys, if it wasnt for thefragtank my tank wouldnt look so good. thats the truth, and blob im still hoping to see the second little green one pull through, its looking promising, i still think splitting them was the right thing to do, i might have lost it if i didnt go ahead and do it, good call!! 8)
thanks guys, if it wasnt for thefragtank my tank wouldnt look so good. thats the truth, and blob im still hoping to see the second little green one pull through, its looking promising, i still think splitting them was the right thing to do, i might have lost it if i didnt go ahead and do it, good call!! 8)
S
Siderjan
Guest
Re: Dukes 80G Acrylic Tank
+1
Blob-79 link said:
+1