Two new 100 G starfire glassand tank and one 80G tank incomming

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  1. Mudbeaver

    Mudbeaver Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Borg obsession

    A few people were asking me about what was this Borg theme i was obsessing about, so here's some pictures of the Borg so you can understand my theme.


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    The Queen Borg

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    Its a look i like, i'm not into the sleak and rounded things, lol I like the busy dingy look of the Borg.

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    LOL when its finished it will have LED green lights under the shelf and under the sump.
     
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  3. oldfishkeeper

    oldfishkeeper Giant Squid

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    are you one of the borgs pictured? :)
     
  4. Mudbeaver

    Mudbeaver Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Good question no its from a Star Trek convention i presume but the costume is what the theme represent, black tubing all over the place , busy and not in any particular order on any of them all different from one another . LOl thanks for the observation , you crak me up LOL.;D
     
  5. Mudbeaver

    Mudbeaver Coral Banded Shrimp

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    My list

    Well today i've research my list of things i'm going to put in those tanks and why, what do they do and if compatible with not only each other but with my goals and the technology i've got . Plus if they fit with the enviroment, corals and macroalgae, for example, i've put 4 trochus snail in my little seeding fuge and they ate half my macro's , so ya , we learn don't we. So knowing what they eat and finding out who they don't like is kina important. I knew that but a refresher was good. Plus i came to learn a few things with this refresher course and came to some conclusions that i'll put into practice and test those assumptions of mine.

    So anyway here's the population tanks list;




    Refugium


    Seahorses side A

    5 Hippocampus erectus seahorses black


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    Red madarin


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    1 Blood shrimp,

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    very shy carnivore



    2 sexy shrimp

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    Carnivore


    5 Electric Orange Hermit Crab (The secret to recongnising them its the blue eyes, contrasting the orange legs.)

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    Omnivore
    Potential Controller Of:
    Chaetomorpha crassa
    Chaetomorpha aerea
    Polysiphonia elongata
    Enteromorpha prolifera
    Enteromorpha linza
    Enteromorpha intestinalis
    Enteromorpha compressa

    Super Tongan Nassarius Snail


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    Cerith/Tower Snails


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    Angler side B

    1 yellow Angler

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    Carnivore fed once a week



    1Brittle Sea Star, Fancy (Ophiure protoreaster)

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    Detritus

    20 Cerith/Tower Snails

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    (algae; Diatoms Stringy Growth
    Diatom Coating)


    Fuzzy Chiton

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    herbivore



    Reef tank 150G

    6 chromis

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    Carnivore


    1 Yellow Tang

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    Potential Controller Of:
    Acetabularia crennulata (Mermaids Cup/Mermaid Wine Glass Alga)
    Valonia macrophysa
    Valonia utricularis 2
    Valonia utricularis 1
    Derbesia marina
    Derbesia species 2
    Derbesia species 1
    Ventricaria ventricosa
    Ulva rigida (Sea Lettuce)
    Ulva lactuca
    Centroceras clavulatum
    Dictyosphaeria cavernosa (Green Bubble Weed)
    Enteromorpha prolifera
    Enteromorpha linza
    Enteromorpha intestinalis
    Enteromorpha compressa
    Hypnea musciformis
    Hypnea cervicornis
    Valoniopsis pachynema
    Boodlea species
    Cladophora rupestris
    Cladophora prolifera
    Cladophora laetevirens
    Chaetomorpha crassa
    Chaetomorpha aerea



    2 Picasso Clown

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    Bubble tip Anemone

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    1 yellow Watchman Goby+ Pistol shrimp

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    Sand mover

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    2 Orange Stripe Prawn Goby

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    Sand and rubble mover carnivore.

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    Pistol shrimp

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    5 Bartlett Anthias

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    Females

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    1 green Mandarin


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    5 cleaner shrimp (carnivore)

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    15 Super Tongan Nassarius Snail

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    1Neopetrolisthes ohshimai anemone crab.

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    Filter feeder


    1Brittle Sea Star, Fancy
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    1Fighting Conch;

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    Derbesia marina
    Derbesia species 2
    Derbesia species 1
    Oscillatoria sp. 2
    Oscillatoria sp. 1
    Cladophoropsis species 2
    Cladophoropsis species 1
    Acetabularia crennulata (Mermaids Cup/Mermaid Wine Glass Alga)
    Diatoms Stringy Growth
    Diatom Coating
    Chlorodesmis species (Turtle Weed)


    10 Banded Trochus Snail ;Trochus niloticus

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    Potential Controller Of:

    Derbesia marina
    Derbesia species 2
    Derbesia species 1
    Ostreobium species
    Cladophoropsis species 2
    Cladophoropsis species 1
    Bryopsis species
    Bryopsis plumosa
    Acetabularia crennulata (Mermaids Cup/Mermaid Wine Glass Alga)
    Diatoms Stringy Growth
    Diatom Coating


    1Long-spined Urchin (Algae)

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    Potential Controller Of:

    Ulva rigida (Sea Lettuce)
    Ulva lactuca
    Bryopsis species
    Bryopsis plumosa
    Cladophora rupestris
    Cladophora prolifera
    Cladophora laetevirens
    Dictyosphaeria cavernosa (Green Bubble Weed)
    Valonia macrophysa
    Valonia utricularis 2
    Valonia utricularis 1
    Boodlea species
    Ostreobium species
    Valoniopsis pachynema
    Acetabularia crennulata (Mermaids Cup/Mermaid Wine Glass Alga)
    Fucus vesiculosus 2
    Fucus vesiculosus 1
    Fucus spiralis
    Cladophoropsis species 2
    Cladophoropsis species 1
    Ventricaria ventricosa
    Chaetomorpha crassa
    Chaetomorpha aerea
    Sargassum vulgare
    Sargassum sinicola
    Sargassum natans
    Sargassum johnstoni
    Sargassum hystrix
    Sargassum fluitans
    Lobophora variegata 1
    Laminaria species
    Enteromorpha prolifera
    Enteromorpha linza
    Enteromorpha intestinalis
    Enteromorpha compressa
    Hypnea musciformis
    Hypnea cervicornis
    Wrangelia argus
    Dictyota linearis
    Dictyota dichotoma
    Dictyota bartayresii
    Polysiphonia elongata
    Chlorodesmis species (Turtle Weed)
    Centroceras clavulatum
    Derbesia marina
    Derbesia species 2
    Derbesia species 1

    1 Mespilia globulus (Blue Tuxedo Urchin)

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    Potential Controller Of:

    Derbesia marina
    Derbesia species 2
    Derbesia species 1
    Boodlea species
    Ostreobium species
    Cladophoropsis species 2
    Cladophoropsis species 1
    Chaetomorpha crassa
    Chaetomorpha aerea
    Cladophora rupestris
    Cladophora prolifera
    Cladophora laetevirens
    Chlorodesmis species (Turtle Weed)
    Acetabularia crennulata (Mermaids Cup/Mermaid Wine Glass Alga)
    Valoniopsis pachynema
    Bryopsis species
    Bryopsis plumosa
    Enteromorpha prolifera
    Enteromorpha linza
    Enteromorpha intestinalis
    Enteromorpha compressa
    Ulva rigida (Sea Lettuce)
    Ulva lactuca

    1 Elysia diomedea (Mexican Lettuce Slug

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    Potential Controller Of:
    Bryopsis species
    Bryopsis plumosa
    Chaetomorpha crassa
    Chaetomorpha aerea
    Enteromorpha prolifera
    Enteromorpha linza
    Enteromorpha intestinalis
    Enteromorpha compressa
    Derbesia marina
    Derbesia species 2
    Derbesia species 1
    Cladophora rupestris
    Cladophora prolifera
    Cladophora laetevirens


    10 Cerith/Tower Snails

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    (algae; Diatoms Stringy Growth
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    1 Emerald crab Mithrax sculptus

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    Potential Controller Of:

    Dictyota linearis
    Dictyota dichotoma
    Dictyota bartayresii
    Dictyosphaeria cavernosa (Green Bubble Weed)
    Ventricaria ventricosa
    Cladophora rupestris
    Cladophora prolifera
    Cladophora laetevirens
    Valoniopsis pachynema
    Bryopsis species
    Bryopsis plumosa
    Valonia macrophysa
    Valonia utricularis 2
    Valonia utricularis 1

    Porcelain Crab (Petrolisthes galathinus)

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    1 (Fromia milleporella) red starfish

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    Detritus
     
  6. oldfishkeeper

    oldfishkeeper Giant Squid

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    looks completely awesome mud!
     
  7. Mudbeaver

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    Well i hope they'll look as good as those pictures when they're in , lol:)
     
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  9. Mudbeaver

    Mudbeaver Coral Banded Shrimp

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    The catwalk

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    The catwalk

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    Brotherly love

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    If you can't count on your bro to wash your ears who can you can count on

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    He got assimilated by the Borg

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    Does he has a face or what

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    What i life

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    Its the same show everytime i go......

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    On the seeding fuge when it started, now they're a little more behaved


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    Helping me with my renovations


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    It seems mud that we almost have identical cat issues, mine are girls though.

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  11. Mudbeaver

    Mudbeaver Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Ohh they're so cute!!!!! Boys meet girls girls meet boys lets get them together, not that anything will happen mine are fixed but foreplay is still in range lol.

    Yes i know its lots ; will it work i beleive so; fish wise the Angler will be alone in his pen 30 Gallons ; the 5 seahorses will be in the 45 gallons side with a mandarin a year later. Got to wait for the tank to be mature enough for him. Besides i'm waiting for the 150G to be full before filling up the Refugium, i want the Macro-Algae to grow a bit, so maybe 6 months before those seahorses and anglers comes in. I've got the 6 chromis , then the 2 clowns will go in after january, the tang after feb, the 2 gobies, then i'll see how it goes in the tank before putting the Anthias. I may fill the fuge first then see how things go. If the fishes are happy fine if stressed no Anthias or just one for show if just fine. Some have suggested to get rid of the chromis and to get the Anthias. But i know Chromis and they're no trouble, and cheap; Anthias from what i read lots of tweaks and turns and fairely expensive fish to loose to fights and tribulation within the herd..... so , i rather have it last if the space is there only.
     
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    Love all the pictures of the cats! I know I always have to comment to the dogs when we're getting ready for work and they're on the bed all lounged out and thinking - what a life :)

    I'm afraid I can't help on the anthias - I've never kept them. I love the seahorses portion! They have to be one of the coolest creatures on earth. I think you'll like the chromis, having a fish school together is pretty relaxing to watch.

    Keep up the great and incredibly detailed work Mud!
     
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