GKarshens
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Everything is gone except the stain on my wood floors. Anyone know how to get that out?
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Ha Ha Clint. You must really miss me to have to come pester me on forum boards. Like I told you at Nissan I will not date you! I'm married.
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I love cats! They taste like chicken!
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Don't worry I have some big plans for the future!
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Sorry!
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No someone from craigslist just came and got it to make a Koi tank.
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SOLD!!!
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Gone!
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Looks like Cyano on the dead spots to me. I had that happen to a cap for a while. My came around fortunately. Hope yours does too.
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How long has the tank been up? Was it true live rock you used? That will determine how many fish can be added with causing a cycle.
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I would agree Cali.
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Come get it then!
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Keeping the wave box. Only things available is tank, stand, canopy with fans and VHO end caps and old bulbs. There is still live sand in the tank too if you want it. I need this gone! $150
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First person that can get here and pick them up can have them. I found them after emptying the tank and have no place to put them. 1605 Charolais Dr. I will post when they are gone. Don't have time to check emails, pms, or the thread.
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Found the thread and lifted this image:
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Tank is 6' x 18" x 21". Asking $200
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Most of the corals you have there could probably survive under a regular light bulb. Hellolights has always had a good reputation, but I have never bought from them myself. I try to buy locally on things like bulbs. The small savings you get from online is not worth it to me. I try to support the local stores as much as possible. Also if you have a problem with the bulbs (which seems to happen often in this hobby) you actually have a resource for help. Once you have the new bulbs just reduce your lighting period by half for a few days. Then add an hour every 2 days until you are back to your regular schedule.
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Tank is empty.
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Bump for update on Tank sale.
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After further looking the Pinstripe looks to be closely related to the Mystery. If so, it should be a pretty meek fish.
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Fairy Wrasses are very skittish. If you plan on having them I would stay away from the sixline for sure. Not very familiar with the pin-stripe. I love Wrasses and have lost a few to jumping even with a canopy. They somehow seem to find the smallest openings somehow. So make sure you have your tank covered.
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Leopard Wrasses are also big pod hunters. In fact many have a hard time getting them to eat prepared food just like the mandarins. Honestly I would stay away from any wrasses if you want to keep the Mandarin. I also had one starve to death in a 125. I had 3 wrasses though. I feed 2 days and then skip one. I have a Harlequin Tusk though that I want to keep fat so he doesn't turn to Hermits and Snails.
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Colors look like Sarmentosa but the growth pattern does not. Interesting find.
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Tips and Recommendations for Photographing Top-Down View
GKarshens replied to absolut_racer's topic in Photography Discussion
I use a Nikon D200 and a homemade photo box. I highly recommend a DSLR for top downs so you can manual focus. Otherwise it will have problems focusing on the box instead of the subject. -
You're welcome. Nice to meet you too!
