Najer's zen twins.

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My feeders are out constantly on my Geoffroyi but never see them on the Radiata
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I lost my favourite ever trachy a few years ago, my fault, I probably will never see another one like it again, I still love this one though! ;)
Now your Salting that rub.
Was it that Limy remark?:p
 
We don't tend to get hot summers in England, this past few weeks have been hot for us, 28 today when I got home from work in the house.
We went ghetto yesterday, my desk fan packed up!
4 inch usb fan positioned, ignore the rust, tank 26.2 after work today, result! :)

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The twins.
I never really talk about the evil twin, it serves a purpose, ... or did!
I guess my nutrients are down at the moment, most of the caulerpa died back, the fuge is in control!
There are currently 3 large egg crate racks in there and 2 large baskets, the frag rack bottom right has to stay as the clowns host it.
I am going to leave just one large rack, the one back right, the rest is coming out. One of the racks is half the size and will be staying for a while is it has loads of zoas and palys growing on it.
That large rack will have the remaining caulerpa on the back of it.
This end will become softy central, I will be getting gsp and xenia, I want to make it into a nutrient export engine room.
It was designed to be my work space as well as a display refugium, time to make it work for it's keep, I need to get all the small racks out of the display, I will leave my top rack in for sps frags mostly.
To be continued ... ! ;)

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@najer What exactly is the....... "Oxydator"
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Sochting oxydator, there are a couple of threads about them on here, basically it increases oxygen in the tank by slowly breaking down and releasing H2O2.
I would never run a tank without one!
The big brother of that one is in the cube end. ;)
 
The self fragging rasta colony was at it again, you can always tell when they are about to let go!

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Small plastic tweezers and a slight tug near the base, they never come off in ones!
I love these mid colony frags, once they sort some base flesh out they usually go ballistic!
Four heads plus babies! :)

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Do you just superglue them to a plug? I tried that but to a piece of rubble. Now one of the heads is sitting on my sand 2 weeks after being put on the rubble.
 
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