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I have one small piece of Birdsnest that I am already losing, I have no idea why
You can see it in the 4th pic from the bottom.
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Thirty 5's Deep Blue Rimless!!
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I have one small piece of Birdsnest that I am already losing, I have no idea why
You can see it in the 4th pic from the bottom.
The tank looks good and I really like the colors on your acans.
These zoas need more light though, that's why their stretching like that. I would consider moving them up higher in the tank.
These zoas need more light though, that's why their stretching like that. I would consider moving them up higher in the tank.
I don't want to get off topic, but what do you need to do this? I've been thinking about it but have zero clue about what I need.
Well it depends... I have my computer next to my tank, so I just have a webcam connected to my desktop. Then on the computer i run WebCamXP which will allow you to stream it. Then I use no-ip.org to point to my IP address. I also made a small change so that you do not get the WebCamXP layout when you view it. I uploaded a small file to a webserver that pulls the video feed. You should be able to get an IP camera if you do you not have a computer near. I have not tested with IP cam, but should be the same thing.
It is actually pretty easy to do.
It is actually pretty easy to do.
Here are some rics that I had gotten a while ago.
I am also finally getting my first of my fish this week. I ordered 2 SA Blacker Ice, 2 damsels (ones that allegedly eat flatworms), a smallo Hippo Tang. I really wanted to get some blue eyed cardinals, but they were sold out!
Can't wait for something to actually move around in the tank other than shrimp!
I am also finally getting my first of my fish this week. I ordered 2 SA Blacker Ice, 2 damsels (ones that allegedly eat flatworms), a smallo Hippo Tang. I really wanted to get some blue eyed cardinals, but they were sold out!
Can't wait for something to actually move around in the tank other than shrimp!
Chrysiptera springeri: Solomon Blue Damsel allegedly will eat them. They are supposed to stay small. From what I read, and I read up a decent amount. They are supposed to be a much less aggressive damsel, and not like your standard damsel.....
Thanks for the comment bout my rics. I am going to do another photoshoot soon and do a full spread!
Well got my fish today!!! Pair of Blacker Ice Extreme from SA and blue hippo and 2 damsels (flat worm eaters, allegedly!)
I moved my webcam to the breeder net for the clowns if anyone is interested in seeing them.
I am going to keep them in the breeder net just to be sure that they will eat.. Then let them go wild!!!!
I moved my webcam to the breeder net for the clowns if anyone is interested in seeing them.
I am going to keep them in the breeder net just to be sure that they will eat.. Then let them go wild!!!!
The webcam is cool. Who is SA? Do they provide qt'ed livestock?
Matt
Matt
SA is Sustainable Aquatics. They are the breeding company they are not really QT'd. But their bred livestock is never combined with non tank bred. So for any of their tank bred I am satistifed with not QT. I also got a hippo tang and 2 damsels. Those are in QT
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they are not really QT'd. But their bred livestock is never combined with non tank bred. So for any of their tank bred I am satistifed with not QT. I also got a hippo tang and 2 damsels. Those are in QTSent from my SPH-D700 using Tapatalk 2
Anthony's tank is even more WOW in person! Thanks for the clowns, clown
Thanks, and thanks Big Boy!
SA is Sustainable Aquatics. They are the breeding company
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Neat.. I checked out their website. Wish the pricing was posted. It would be nice if the hippos are available again. They are always infected at the LFS.
