SessionThree's 110g Tank

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  1. sessionthree

    sessionthree Spaghetti Worm

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    Haha, yeah that was me. (I changed my username since then, but yeah that was me.)

    -Clayton
     
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  3. morau89

    morau89 Fire Shrimp

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    nice job, are you gonna add any coral?
     
  4. bbsbliss

    bbsbliss Ritteri Anemone

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    That's an impressive log from the start. It seems like things advanced pretty quickly (I know, that's a bad word), but not in a scary, "my tank is gonna crash" way. Do you have a potential livestock list worked out?
     
  5. sessionthree

    sessionthree Spaghetti Worm

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    I think I worked it out by adding that Sohal. I doubt I'd be able to add anything else. :eek:

    The cycle completed very early. The same thing happened on my last tank when I used this rock (florida aquacultured) and live sand. It seems to make a big difference when the rock gets put in the tank the day after it's pulled out of the ocean. I had some nuissance hitch hikers, but the amount of life that I have and the short cycle I had is worth it to me.
     
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    sessionthree Spaghetti Worm

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    Yes, but I'm going to wait a bit for further tank stabilization. I also want to get the macro algae pruned way back before I do that (although, I must say that the diversity of macroalgae on these rocks is absolutely fascinating to me.)
     
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  7. JupiterSailfish

    JupiterSailfish Peppermint Shrimp

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    I think the macroalgae looks pretty cool in your tank, but yea get rid of it;D Tank looks awesome so far!
     
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    sessionthree Spaghetti Worm

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    Yeah, now that I'm thinking about corals to add, this stuff is really getting on my freakin' nerves. (I want to make sure I get rid of it before I get corals.) I just went on a pruning binge tonight. I'll probably leave the lights off for a few days as well.
     
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    missionsix Super Moderator Staff Member

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    I hate to say it but, that was my thought when you first posted pics. It's gonna be alot of work. Not to mention any nuisance macro hiding in and around. I still really like how it looks. Just not for me.
     
  12. sessionthree

    sessionthree Spaghetti Worm

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    The scary thing is that there are species of macros growing now that weren't even apparently visible when i first got the rock. (My tank could be a model for a macro algae catalog, I swear.) Anyway, I'm not really sure if I'll reallly be able to get rid of it by pruning. I welcome any ideas to help me along! :)