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| Posted | Marines spending spree |
| 14-06-2007 17:15 by yanton |
Ooops, just spent too much, but got some great stuff ...
1 moorish idol - very nice, been after one for ages, feeding on everything he can. 1 sea pen - to go with my other, which is thriving. 1 big yellow tipped malu anenome - couldn't resist it - beautiful. 1 small green carpet anenome, nice colour. 2 coloured sea urchins - hope they will remove some excess algae. Got them from Watermarque in Taunton, very good prices. The carpet anenome was only £15, the urchins £15 each, the moorish idol £40 ... |
| 14-06-2007 19:21 by telboy |
nice one yanton, any pics? |
| 15-06-2007 08:49 by Alan |
Tip with the idol is to vary its diet as much as possible they tend to wither away in home aquaria for some reason. |
| 15-06-2007 09:06 by WAYNE |
yep impulse buying again yanton? hows the feather star doing or should i say , when did it die>? |
| 16-06-2007 17:26 by WAYNE |
get some pics up then yanton  |
| 16-06-2007 18:29 by yanton |
wayne, yes the crinoid did die eventually - after a few months. shame.
The recent aquisitions are doing great, the moorish idol is eating well. |
| 16-06-2007 19:06 by WAYNE |
pics would be nice |
| 17-06-2007 17:39 by yanton |
here are a few general pics of my living room 6x2x2 which is almost self-maintaining, thanks to the caulerpa growth.
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| 17-06-2007 17:40 by yanton |
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| 17-06-2007 17:42 by yanton |
lighting is arcadia luminaire, now with 2 blue and 2 white (the standard marine profile) T5 tubes.
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| 17-06-2007 17:47 by yanton |
this is a sea pen, likes eating new spectrum food which i drop into it. new spectrum is the staple for the whole community, plus a mix of frozen foods.
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| 17-06-2007 17:47 by yanton |
scarlet hawk - one of my favs
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| 17-06-2007 17:48 by yanton |
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| 17-06-2007 17:50 by yanton |
the above shot doesn't show the colours very well, as there is a yellow cream coloured area in the center. great fish, already eating new spectrum marine food. |
| 17-06-2007 20:12 by WAYNE |
ok calm down yanton, i said a few pics . lol very nice though , looks like your algae needs cutting  |
| 18-06-2007 10:09 by telboy |
very nice yanton,some of that algae would look good in my nano [hint hint] how the hell dya keep it growing so well? my cheato gets munched by the hermits im for ever replacing it also it gets dragged round by my small urchin[sticks to its spines] |
| 18-06-2007 18:13 by trik |
Sorry Yanton |
| 18-06-2007 18:13 by trik |
Looking very good Tony, WOW how deep is that sand bed and your sea pen looks very sim to a pulsing xenia, very nice too |
| 18-06-2007 19:53 by yanton |
definately a sea pen trik, it retracts completely a few times a day sometimes it buries itself deel in the substrate.
next i'm looking for some nice sun coral, yellow or orange. as for the caulerpa, it just grows and grows like mad. i have to trim it every few weeks, and keep it to one side of the tank. sand bed varies as the gravel sifting gobies move it around, it ranges from 3 to 6 inches deep. |
| 18-06-2007 20:36 by WAYNE |
yanton may be able to help you out with the sun corals |
| 18-06-2007 21:28 by telboy |
what dya do with ya trimmings from caulepra? sure i could fit some in me nano |
| 18-06-2007 21:28 by yanton |
wayne may be able to help you out with some caulerpa |
| 18-06-2007 21:29 by yanton |
are the sun corals in stock?
show us some pics ... |
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