Really good. I've been neglecting the tank other than feeding, so I'm trying to catch up. I just scraped the glass and I'm getting ready for a water change. But all the seaponies are doing so good and the 2 babies are growing so nicely.
Yep, all bb shrimps! I feed some new hatched every day and about every 3rd day I siphon out what I can, do a small water change, and net out what I can. Then add more fresh hatched. I only have an air stone so I don't lose any to any mechanical filtering. I add a few drops of selcon every other day in hopes the brine shrimps filter that in and enrich themselves.
Awesome, is that their complete diet, even for adults? I keep thinking about a dwarf horsie tank if I win a pico.
And while I've read they can be on bbs alone, I have added one bottle of Tig pods, and plan to add more every now and then. The bbs are filter feeders so I'm assuming they are filtering in the selcon I'm dropping in. Ponies are fat and active so I'm assuming they are happy.
It's probably the glass rather than the water?Holy green water Batman!
Ponies are all fat and happy though, and the seagrass/algea stuff is growing fast so it's really just an aesthetic thing.
I'll likely do a bigger water change than I've been doing and give the glass a good scrub.
Without the tank light on:
With tank light on, doesn't look so bad now.
Guaranteed mood lifter. Should advertise this thread more.
Is there a reason the tank isn't to full capacity? I saw a post earlier and it looked like the water line is 1/2 gallon lowerAdded a porcelain crab the other day but promptly lost it. I don't think it's dead, I just can't see it....
I found the salt creep from the popping bubbles to be a little more manageable when the level is just a bit lower.
