Nice shimmer. Those motion lights that an awesome idea.
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divewsharks
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Lid took a while to be made, but did finally come in. TopLids
divewsharks
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Couple of the new inhabitants. 3 so far, Female Swallowtail, Female Wantanbei & Biota Yellow Tang (coloring up nicely).
forgive the dirty glass, slow to clean as i like to leave it for the pods to munch on.
forgive the dirty glass, slow to clean as i like to leave it for the pods to munch on.
divewsharks
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Was back in DC this past week for work. was able to get a few free moments to Inappropriate Reefers house where he left a frag of the Bahama Llama Weeping Willow. Tossed it in my backpack and brought it home with me. Even the TSA folks who barely know what a coral is, don't balk when going through security.
Alexander1312
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I bought a different model but this was a super helpful reference in your journal. Thank you.
divewsharks
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Need to either get better at taking pics with phone or break out DSLR. But few of my recent pickups.. a HG Hammer i got from HTA and a new obsession of diaseris plates (I have at least 6 morphs now -couple more enroute).
divewsharks
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Diaseris like to move around, they can inflate and hover over to a new spot at wiill. luckily not as destructive as when a nem does it.
divewsharks
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For lighting up the sump automatically, absolutely!
The ones I got from Amazon are plenty bright enough to see everything.
The ones I got from Amazon are plenty bright enough to see everything.
divewsharks
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Just some Saturday night dipping....after seeing a few heads of my torches and a gold frogspawn not looking as happy as they should.
Everything was previously/originally dipped whenever introduced, the oldest torch being around 2.5yrs old in one the tanks (TCK Insane Long Tentacle Indo Gold Torch). But clearly i missed at least 1 egg over the many subsequent additions.
Good news, taking the Insane Long Tentacle out, i got to see how big it actually is, came is a one head, now has 30+.
KCL made easy work of the EEFWs.
Other then the EEFWs, the fish & corals are doing quite well.
Everything was previously/originally dipped whenever introduced, the oldest torch being around 2.5yrs old in one the tanks (TCK Insane Long Tentacle Indo Gold Torch). But clearly i missed at least 1 egg over the many subsequent additions.
Good news, taking the Insane Long Tentacle out, i got to see how big it actually is, came is a one head, now has 30+.
KCL made easy work of the EEFWs.
Other then the EEFWs, the fish & corals are doing quite well.
Polyclad flatworm maybe? They do look huge and the euphyllia specific ones I've seen in Jake's videos along with mine, which were translucent and disintegrated in KCl.
divewsharks
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This is what they look like on coral: (Not my pic, this is from Reefbuilders). I forgot to take pics before dipping.
Yes, some were easily more than a CM long; bigger than AEFW - easily visible when the torch tentacles were retracted. Most were 1/2 CM or less.
As for disintegrating in the KCL bath, my guess would be depends on strength of the dip.
Yes, some were easily more than a CM long; bigger than AEFW - easily visible when the torch tentacles were retracted. Most were 1/2 CM or less.
As for disintegrating in the KCL bath, my guess would be depends on strength of the dip.
Kensington Reefer
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Get a red flashlight
Kensington Reefer
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Oh yeah, they’re bad!!
Kill at will