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Nice, can't wait to see them grow into the places you placed them.
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Thanks man, me either!
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Awwww no, here we go! The SPS bug bites. Its so hard to stay away from! You'll be filled with sticks in no time.
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Lol...that's the thing about this hobby, too many bugs to be bitten by. The zoa bug still has me pretty good but it's hard to look past nice sticks.
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Thanks man!! Still love my zoas but you have to switch it up every once in a while.
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What fish do you have the in the system? It's looking nice. I wish everything could grow super fast so we could see it filled in.
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Currently I have 2 snowflake clownfish, a mystery wrasse, a fire fish and a borbonius anthias. I want to add more, but the mystery wrasse is a bit nasty sometimes and the fish I want to add are other wrasses so I'm probably going to move him to the frag tank eventually to add more fish in the display. I too wish things would grow in fast...lol. As long as all is doing well I'm happy though. Thanks man!
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Haha, well, we all wish our corals would grow faster! I think that's a decent bio-load for that size tank. I only have 5 fish in a 105 gallon, and being bare bottom, I can see the waste they produce. I don't think I'll ever do sand again seeing it. We both have rimless tanks, but I don't want to put a lid on mine, which pretty much rules out 98% of fish, and every wrasse ever. So I just stick with the platinum clowns, and the traditional yellow tang for algae that I'm not seeing.
I meant to ask, will you be coming to MACNA this year in DC?!
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I definitely agree it's a decent bioload for the tank. If I do remove the mystery my plan is a nice pair of wrasses with flame wrasse topping the list at the moment (which changes a lot) lol. I was hesitant to do a cover but wanted certain fish so I had to. Now that it's been on there a while I really don't mind it.
As far as MACNA I'm not too sure yet. I really hope to go even if it's at least for a day.
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You should definitely check it out! Our local club is hosting, and I've foolishly accepted the role of volunteer coordinating. I was able to do CO last year, and it was a blast, I hope we can put on as nice a show!
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I'm going to MACNA! First time too
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That's awesome man. I'll be volunteering at RAP in NJ next week. Hoping to find some
Gems there. I'll have to remember to let you know if I'm going to make it to MACNA, it's nice putting names with faces.
I'm going to MACNA! First time too
Awesome man! I'll let you know if I go.
