n10sity
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Hello again, ChicagoReefs!
I had started into the hobby at the end of 2012 and have just recently reworked my Innovative Marine Mini-38 All-In-One tank. Currently, the fish inhabitants are two Clownfish, a McCosker's Flasher Wrasse, a Coral Goby, and a Yellow Assessor (she is shy and doesn't like to have her picture taken). The coral inhabitants are a mix including A Tyree's Neon Green Toadstool, a branching green hammer coral, some SPS (orange digi monti, monti plates, etc.), several different zoos/paly's, three different acans, and a nice clam.
Flow is provided by two Tunze Turbelle Nanostream 6055s controlled by a 7096 Wavecontroller. Lighting is currently provided by two actinic and one white Skyye LED strip lights on top of the tank.
I am looking to setup a mini-refugium (and I mean mini) in the back of the sump, so if anyone has some chaeto that I could purchase from them, I would be interested. I only initially need a palm-sized lot, by my calculations.
Thanks for being a great local resource and I'm looking forward to being more active on the forum as time permits.
Thanks,
Jim Cook
I had started into the hobby at the end of 2012 and have just recently reworked my Innovative Marine Mini-38 All-In-One tank. Currently, the fish inhabitants are two Clownfish, a McCosker's Flasher Wrasse, a Coral Goby, and a Yellow Assessor (she is shy and doesn't like to have her picture taken). The coral inhabitants are a mix including A Tyree's Neon Green Toadstool, a branching green hammer coral, some SPS (orange digi monti, monti plates, etc.), several different zoos/paly's, three different acans, and a nice clam.
Flow is provided by two Tunze Turbelle Nanostream 6055s controlled by a 7096 Wavecontroller. Lighting is currently provided by two actinic and one white Skyye LED strip lights on top of the tank.
I am looking to setup a mini-refugium (and I mean mini) in the back of the sump, so if anyone has some chaeto that I could purchase from them, I would be interested. I only initially need a palm-sized lot, by my calculations.
Thanks for being a great local resource and I'm looking forward to being more active on the forum as time permits.
Thanks,
Jim Cook