My Big Beautiful Budget Breeder Build
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Don't worry, you'll know that look someday :]
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I still think 40b are the perfect sized beginner tank. Although I wish more companies made a standard 36x24x24 to replace the 40b !
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Slow and steady wins the race!
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I had a singular long strand of cyano i named bob. He lived with me for awhile until one day he flew away. My family thought he was a coral and liked him LOL.
Anyways -- Your tank is looking very good @Retro Reefer -- Been a long time since I checked in! Too many great threads to keep up on
Anyways -- Your tank is looking very good @Retro Reefer -- Been a long time since I checked in! Too many great threads to keep up on
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Thanks Rakie! And thanks for stopping by.. I’m terrible at keeping up with build threads and for some reason I don’t always get alerts for ones I have watched. I’m getting a little ahead of myself with this tank, I have so much yet to do and don’t even know what the final placement will be on many of the frags that I have purchased, many of them on just a whim
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For this reason I live on the Unread Watched Threads page and use it as my home page for R2R. The Alerts page is not as useful. I check alerts once a day for mentions, quotes and new threads in forums I follow. The watched threads page will always push current, active threads to the top of the page. The only limit is you only get the top 20. As you clear them out older ones are shown.
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What r these Darth Muals?
The one on the round plug in the center is a ASD dark fire I’m not sure about any of the rest I don’t really pay attention to all the dumb names people give these things or bother keeping records of them.
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my Blasto that just refuses to grow.. had it for over a year in my BC before putting it in the breeder and it still looks exactly like it did when I got it, seems healthy and has a good feeding response? Thought I would have a mini colony by this point ;Meh
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lol.. sounds like something I would do
If that thing was growing like my acans it would be the size of a softball by now ;Hilarious
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Moving day 
Finally got the nerve up to transfer my clam into the new tank.. I have had him for a few years and has grown to current size from around 2”.
Finally got the nerve up to transfer my clam into the new tank.. I have had him for a few years and has grown to current size from around 2”.
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Everything with a calcium skeleton came out of my Biocube today and I’m moving all my softies into it.. there will be hairy shrooms, Kenya trees, leathers, palys and pulsating Xenia's, the tank will go from a low maintenance to little or no maintenance
Blank slate..
Blank slate..
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Some of the new additions getting settled, everything mostly opened as soon as it hit the water. Chemistry in my tanks are all generally the same so not much of a shock but lighting is totally different in the breeder.
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FTS with all the new transfers.. clam, hammer coral, Favia, Zoa’s, Autumn Acan Echinata and my Caulastrea colony
