Aquarium 1 (1 ft cube - 27 litres)
Looking at this aquarium, it has very few corals and I lost a few recent fishes addition to marine ich. The few small sized fishes include a Coral Beauty, a Copperband Butterfly and a Raccoon Butterfly. What a pity because they were such lovely fishes. The new 1 inch Regal Blue Tang suffered from the same marine ich on and off but it is generally fine.I am having a snails problem but just the other day, I started feeding the Bubble Coral with these snails and it seemed fine. At least now, I do not have to net out the snails and can use it as food to feed the Bubble.
The list of livestock is as follows:
- Fishes
- Yellow Shrimp Goby
- 2 true Percula ocellaris clowns
- Hector Goby
- Regal Blue Tang
- Invertebrates
- 3 Turbo Snails
- Nassarius Snail
- Tuxedo Sea Urchin
- Corals
- LPS
- 2 Acans
- mega Blasto
- Bubble Coral
- Soft Corals
- Rose Bud Tip Anemone and Bud Tip Anemone
- bleached green tipped Leather Coral
- Polyps
- unknown green coral
- Anthelia frag
- Zoas
- Mushrooms
- a few blue Actinodiscus mushrooms
- a few green Rhodactis mushrooms
- Macroalgae
- green Caulerpa
- red algae
- Dolphin H-200 hang-on-back filter
- Shiruba XB-303 External Filter
- Maxspect Razor Nano 60W (10,000K)
- Tunze Osmolator Nano
- Boyu Cooling Fan
the most obvious thing that stands out is the Caulerpa |
pair of true Percula Clowns and Regal Blue Tang |
Bubble Coral |
bleached Leather Coral |
Tuxedo Sea Urchin |
Mega Blasto |
Aquarium 3 (3 x 1.5 x 1.5 feet and sump - 250 litres)
I added a piece of rock from the Ng couple and now I can possibly add on a few more sps or corals to the aquarium. There are still areas where I can still add a few more pieces of rocks to elevate the corals closer to the water surface.
I lost a pink Millepora and a light orange Chalice and it looks like the brain is also wasting away.
The updated list of livestock is:
- Fishes
- false Percula Clown Fish
- 2 black Clowns
- Purple Tang
- Blue-yellow Damsel
- Six Line Wrasse
- Yellow Tang
- Invertebrates
- Turbo and Nassarius snails
- red Linckia starfish and purple Linckia starfish
- 2 Tuxedo Urchins
- Cleaner Skunk Shrimp
- Fire Shrimp
- orange Sea Squirt
- Corals
- SPS
- Horn Coral
- 2 frags of green digitata
- frag of pink Pocci
- frag of Birdnest
- frag of pink Birdnest
- frag of purple digitata
- frag of radioactive Birdnest
- 2 frags of Fibre Optic Pocci
- frag of green Stylophora
- green Monti cap
- frag of red digitata
- frag of sunset Monti
- frag of unknown green stag
- 2 green frags
- purple stag
- blue sps
- blue stag
- purple Birdnest
- orange sps
- purple sps
- green Pocci
- Strawberry sps
- a few unknown sps
- LPS
- 4 Acans
- Hammer Coral
- Supersun Coral
- red Brain Coral (dying)
- 2 Blastos
- orange Chalice
- yellow Bubble Coral
- unknown orange coral
- Octo Coral
- Mushrooms
- orange Ricordea yuma mushrooms
- rock of blue Actinodiscus mushrooms
- brown hairy mushrooms
- Soft Corals
- 2 Chili Corals
- red Flower Rock Anemone
- 2 pink Rose Bud Tip Anemones
- green tipped anemone
- grey pulsing Xenia
- Polyps
- purple Zoas
- green Palythoa
- Glove Polyps
- 1 brown and 4 green Star Polyps
- Macroalgae
- Caulerpa
- Chaetomorpha
- red Bamboo
- Jebao Marine Aqua DC-6000 return pump
- Maxspect R420R 16,000K 160W
- Reef Octopus BH1000 skimmer
- 2 Two Little Fishes Phosban Reactor running Phosban
- Cooling Fan
- Fluval 3 external filter
- MP25 and RW-8 wavemaker
- Tunze Nano Osmolator
- Marine Magic Triplet Dosing
this month's FTS |
the left side |
the right side |
the two Poccis and one Birdnest |
the deep sea Acroporas |
the two LPS - Octo Coral and Hammer Coral |
the Bubble Coral |
the Stylophora |
the few SPS |
the Cleaner Skunk Shrimp |
close-up of green Pocci |
close-up of Birdnest |
close-up of Birdnest |
the Acans are like swollen and puffed up |
another Acan and pulsing stalked Xenia |
pair of Yellow Gobies |
orange Sea Squirt |
the recovered red Flower Rock Anemone |
another Acan |
Sunset Monti and Radioactive Birdnest |
SPS, Green Star Polyps and Supersun Coral |
Supersun and unknown SPS |
another unknown SPS |
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