Camera back=new pics

[Fishguy2727]

Since my camera crapped out just after I got the reef going I have not been able to flood the site with pics. To make up for it:
To start: the recently added bubble tip anemone:
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[Fishguy2727]

The only fish: an algae blenny:
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Feather duster:
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Green feather duster:
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Yellow polyps:
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[Fishguy2727]

Whole tank shot:
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Skunk shrimp:
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Peppermint shrimp:
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3 zoa patches:
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[Fishguy2727]

White pom pom xenia and two zoa patches:
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2 different red in green zoas:
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Weird yellow threads coming from rock. When I finally got a few out, these are from a small worm thing (reminds me of bristleworm, so maybe some type of segmented worm). Have not seen these before. I am removing them as I can.
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[Tigerbarb]

The bubble tip makes your tank a site to behold. I thought such creativity was only found in a planted tank, but you have proved that opinion of mine wrong. Your montain range-rock formation that is teeming with green marine algae completely sells the tank.

I can not get over the fact that such organisms can be kept somewhere other than a research institution.

I wouldn't be surprised at all if you stare at your tank 24/5, and I'm assuming you barely get any sleep if you have lunar lights.

How many watts of light are you running? What type of light?

[Fishguy2727]

Fixture 1:Normal output T5 (2x18 watts). One 10,000K, the other bulb is actinic.

Fixture 2:Screw-in compact fluorescent 50/50s at 20 watts each in an old 10 gallon incandescent fixture.

So 76 watts total.

Thank you very much.

[angelcakes]

nice looking tank and nice blenny and shrimp:19:

[Paleofish]

Yea, It's a really nice tank:19: I hope one day i can setup a tank like that.:c2:

[Fishguy2727]

More:
Creamsicles on a stick:
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Green mushroom:
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[Red]

love the pictures fishguy!

[kaybee]

Love the livestock and coral selections! :thumb:
Not a fan of the algae, though.

[Fishguy2727]

There are a couple scarlet legged hermits in there slowly wiping out the turf algae.

[oldhead]

Great pics, keep em coming!

[labnjab]

Nice pictures, nice tank, how big is it?

[Fishguy2727]

29 gallon.

300gph powerhead
AquaClear 110 with no media except some PhosGuard and Purigen
SeaClone 100

[Harls]

A[Only Registered Users Can See Links.] i missed out!!!
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