Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

[sfin52]

Of course the health care industry, the business world, university settings, work form home and international placements.

I thank a doc office where Katrina could set up another tank.

 

[sfin52]

LOL, "You will love this in your tank! It just grows and grows!"

It adds biodiversity. Its really good for the tank. We will be rich.

 

[12gallonsofhex]

Pretty scary starting over at my age.

Due to having my head firmly buried in my butt, I had to start over late in life. No worries Katrina. Work towards something that you enjoy doing and the rest seems to fall in line.

 

[12gallonsofhex]

Now that would really pop against your cyano!!! Hehe

Lol, cold blooded!

 

[Katrina71]

Due to having my head firmly buried in my butt, I had to start over late in life. No worries Katrina. Work towards something that you enjoy doing and the rest seems to fall in line.

Keep reminding me.

 

[sfin52]

just make a pop sound. Now you have removed head from but. Now less stink and the view is much better

 

[Katrina71]

Tonight live rock pics! Anyone see an issue with adding dry rock a piece at a time? Or should I add it all at once?

 

[NY_Caveman]

Is it under light? I say either is fine, but if it is under light I might do a piece at a time if there was no rush.

 

[Katrina71]

No rush.

 

[NY_Caveman]

Are you running a light?

 

[Katrina71]

Are you running a light?

No, but I thought about it

 

[NY_Caveman]

Rock will be fine without it. I had coralline covered rock in covered bucket for almost five months and about 2/3 of the coralline remained.

 

[Katrina71]

Rock will be fine without it. I had coralline covered rock in covered bucket for almost five months and about 2/3 of the coralline remained.

Yeah. I just thought I might drop in some brittle stars and have a light to watch

 

[crusso1993]

@najer - once again, that really sucks. Sorry bud but like you said, "First world problems."

@tdlawdo - I'm going to PM you. So, there, you've been forewarned!

@Katrina71 - waiting to see those hot rocks!

 

[crusso1993]

Stopped by an LFS yesterday and said hello to this big fella... not exactly reef friendly but one of my favs!

 

[Katrina71]

Since the build is going to take a while, why not seed the rock with some critters.

 

[NY_Caveman]

Since the build is going to take a while, why not seed the rock with some critters.

Exactly what I did. Different pods, and worms. Toward the end I dosed a tiny bit of Phytoplankton regularly.

 

[norfolkgarden]

Tonight live rock pics! Anyone see an issue with adding dry rock a piece at a time? Or should I add it all at once?

I found 'dry' dry rock, just rinsed and tossed in the tank, was the *best* place to grow bubble algae. :-/

But it accentuates the cyano beautifully.


Lol, unfortunately I'm not kidding.

The bright maroon and shiny dark green look beautiful together.
:- (

 

[sfin52]

I found 'dry' dry rock, just rinsed and tossed in the tank, was the *best* place to grow bubble algae. :-/

But it accentuates the cyano beautifully.


Lol, unfortunately I'm not kidding.

The bright maroon and shiny dark green look beautiful together.
:- (

Great entry for Christmas potm

 

[Katrina71]

@dantimdad and @Manose the horrible pedestrian accident in Jefferson City may have injured an employee of the hatchery. WARNING- the story is horrible