The journey begins - Elos 120 XL
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jrpark22000
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Another amazing work of art Mark. Always great to see photos of your tanks.
anarchy
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Youre missing out.For some reason I can't see the pics, all these comments are making it worse
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rockhead
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Not helping
MMreef
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I love top view so here you go
[/url]top view by Mark Mikina, on Flickr[/IMG]
[/url]top view2 by Mark Mikina, on Flickr[/IMG]
MMreef
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My newest addition, spider sponge . I know they are hard to keep, but for that price I got I could not pass it. We will see how it does long term.
[/url]spider sponge by Mark Mikina, on Flickr[/IMG]
NorridgeVince
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Hey Mark, opn the red sea fan, what kind of flow do ou have that thing in? I can't tell from the pic. And what are you feeding it?
Sawdonkey
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For some reason I can't see the pics, all these comments are making it worse
Ditto, and only on this thread, which is one I really want to see.
MMreef
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That's weird, what browser are you using? All my pictures are linked directly from Flickr.
Sawdonkey
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I pretty much only use tapatalk on my phone. I just checked on my PC at work and can see photos. Beautiful as expected!
MMreef
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Hi, sorry missed this question earlier , my flow is a laminar flow going around my rock structure. It is powered by one Gyre 150 pump , mounted vertically in left , back corner of aquarium. It is set on 40% . Once it gets going flow is pretty good, but not turbulent and chaotic like in SPS tank. My seafan is mounted perpendicular to the water flow. Picture below helps to visualize this. Red is flow, yellow is the seafan.
I do feed my tank twice daily, for seafan mostly phytoplankton, as it needs very small food particles.
MMreef
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Happy seafan and fully acclimated spider sponge
[/url]happy seafan by Mark Mikina, on Flickr[/IMG]
[/url]spider sponge by Mark Mikina, on Flickr[/IMG]
NorridgeVince
Member
Thanks Mark! My mom picked one up at the swap as well so I wanted to make sure that I had given her good advice on keeping it happy. Hoping she can keep it looking like yours!
MMreef
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So, next batch of fish in qt , 5x chalk bass. My trio of sunburst anthias is in DT after successful qt, but they are very shy by themselves, so I need some more fish there soon. Those chalk basses are great, hardy fish, unfortunately not very popular with aquarists. They stay small, are very peaceful and get along in small group. So far one week , and they look healthy and eating great.
[/url]chalk bass in qt by Mark Mikina, on Flickr[/IMG]
