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  1. RBTA finally split!

    I've had my RBTA for about a year and a half now and it's only gotten larger, never splitting. Well, after I moved him over to my new frag tank as part of my tank upgrade he finally did! I now have 2 RBTA's in there. Hopefully I'll be able to trade or sell the clone for enough to replace my little yellow bellied hippo tang that died in the move and get a little more sand.

    Updated 07-19-2010 at 01:12 PM by Mits

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  2. Saltwater Mixing with Tunze NanoStream 6025 & Brightwell Aquatics Neomarine Reef Aqua

    Saltwater Mixing with Tunze NanoStream 6025 & Brightwell Aquatics Neomarine Reef Aquaria Salt
    Friday, July 16, 2010

    After some initial research among the various salt mixes available I decided to go out and purchase some Brightwell Aquatics Neomarine Reef Aquaria Salt from a local retailer "Gotham Aquatics" who was having a sale on it. After a very long drive sitting in rush hour traffic to Brooklyn and back to the Bronx I finally got home with my salt. From the ...

    Updated 07-16-2010 at 05:05 PM by KingNeptunesBounty

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  3. Full Tank Shot - July 2010

    Keeping up with my monthly tradition, here's this month's *cough* full tank shot.



    I hope my reeflings will be okay for the next couple of days as I'm going out of town to speak to the club in Maine.
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  4. Last minute adjustments

    I'm about to fly out to Maine this weekend to speak to the club. Leaving my temporary holding vats unattended does make me uncomfortable as anything can happen.

    I had to repair the calcium reactor today, but it was an easy fix. One of the thumbscrews broke off in the reactor's flange, so I carefully extracted it and installed a new one. The reactor has been off for the past seven days to let the alkalinity in the water drop down from 15dKH, the level it hit due to no sand bed or ...
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  5. An accident

    UPDATE
    Tank Filled by yesterday. I put some more cured live rock. Since there is no substrate at the bottom, I can see small creature is finding their food on the bottom glass and swimming around. I am sure this is an indication that the water is still healthy. Everything is going fine; otherwise, all the creature may die.

    An Accident:

    I felt that I am strong enough and will able to place sump inside the stand, while I was trying to be strong and tried to ...

    Updated 07-15-2010 at 06:05 AM by melev

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