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David
Hi,

Finally got round to some pictures of my tank and thought I'd share.

Comments welcome.

Thanks, David.
Twistedpro
Hi david, thanks for sharing the pictures with us. Looks like you have taken on a few difficult corals to begin with. Is that a Malu anenome you had with your clarki clowns?? You may find the clarkis get a bit on the large side. How is your Sclerospongiae coral doing?? Is it expanding much?? What are you feeding it?? You may find it will benefit from some of the fauna marin foods like the MinS and ultraPak
David
Hi twistedpro,

Yes, the anemone is a malu.

I'll keep an eye on the clowns sizewise, thanks for the tip. Although I think they're Percula Clowns rather than Clark's.

Regarding the Sclerospongiae coral, which one do you mean? Unfortunately I'm not always the best in the LFS for getting the name, I usually say "can I have that one please?" and point icon_wink.gif

Regarding food, I feed Cyclop-eeze and live food, alternating daily, along with live marine phytoplankton about twice a week. I've also just got some frozen snails and a turkey baster for a more direct way of feeding the anemone, suggested by my LFS. I will check out the other stuff you mentioned though.

Cheers!

Thanks, David.
Twistedpro
QUOTE (David @ Jun 22 2007, 03:48 PM) *
Hi twistedpro,

Yes, the anemone is a malu.

I'll keep an eye on the clowns sizewise, thanks for the tip. Although I think they're Percula Clowns rather than Clark's.

Regarding the Sclerospongiae coral, which one do you mean? Unfortunately I'm not always the best in the LFS for getting the name, I usually say "can I have that one please?" and point icon_wink.gif

Regarding food, I feed Cyclop-eeze and live food, alternating daily, along with live marine phytoplankton about twice a week. I've also just got some frozen snails and a turkey baster for a more direct way of feeding the anemone, suggested by my LFS. I will check out the other stuff you mentioned though.

Cheers!

Thanks, David.


The Sclerospongiae coral is the orahe coral in the front, they are normally found in caves upside down, they are non photosynthetic and feed on coral mucas, phytoplakton and zooplankton. It could just be the pictures distorting the way the clowns look
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