Recent content by Void

i've had a lot of success with cyclop-eeze, but i do not have a mandarin... i have heard from friends though, that they usually take to it quite well... also really good for seahorses wish you the best of luck with it!

The tank is movin into a new home (Oceanic 37).. so I'll still enjoy it, but it won't be a nano anymore. To "retrofit" the light all i did was slide the original light forward a little and set the refug. light behind it.. i was going to make it more secure but I wanted to be able to do water...

heres a picture of the tank that shows the light (once i started adding corals I added a 32W JBJ refugium light to bring me up to 64W total)

Thanks so much! You guys really know how to make the new *ahem*... girl ;) welcome... my username isn't very gender-specific I know; but just FYI Gin is short for Virginia. I actually went through 3 or 4 different rock setups (and tumbles) before finally going with the current design... I...

here's a pic I took at night of my sun coral and bubble coral... the sun coral is almost fully extended with a belly full of cyclop-eeze and the bubble coral is looking for leftovers. Sorry about the reflection/wierd glare... still learning how to get good pictures of my tank.

thank you for both the compliment and the ID... I've been looking for that scientific name, and all anyone has ever given me are a few (wrong) common names The tank has been up and running for over 8 months, but will be taken down within a month because I am upgrading to a new not-so-nano nano...

some close ups: and my rainfordi goby:

New to reefs.org, but I wanted to share my nano before it gets taken down 11 gallon Via Aqua 64W PC lighting (32 actinic, 32 10K) rio 90 and a hang on filter (no carbon) for flow about 15# LS and 22# LR (tonga and fiji) Fish: 1 false perc (who is too quick for most of my pictures) 1 green...