Posted by gerard on May 17, 2010 under Aquarium Info | 
I took these pictures a couple days ago. Cleanup crew is in. I got 12 red leg hermit’s, 10 astrea snails and 2 Mexican turbo snails to start off with. I’m planning on a doing a water change at the 2 week mark since the tank has cycled already. Then I will be going for a new fish. After that I will probably not doing anything for the next month except make sure everything stays stable. I’ll post another update in a few days.
Posted by gerard on May 14, 2010 under Aquarium Info, News, Reef Info, Saltwater Fish |
I just found a new aquarium store in Lake Worth, Florida. They opened a few months ago but I just discovered them last night. Very nice and clean. Tons of corals and fish. I am definitely going to stock my new tank from this shop.
Check them out online at http://www.oceanworldcorals.com
and on facebook
Posted by gerard on May 11, 2010 under Aquarium Info |
Here are a few new pics taken yesterday. I re-arranged the live rock a little bit and removed the blue background. I think the tank looks a lot better better this way. Anyone have any comments on other cool stuff I could do?
Posted by gerard on May 10, 2010 under Aquarium Info |
Setup my tank on Saturday. The images were taken in order from when I started on Saturday until now.
New Tank Setup is going to be a 37 Gallon FOWLR. Let me know what you all think. I will keep posting pictures and the tank progresses. read more....
Posted by admin on May 7, 2010 under News, Products & Reviews |
Damn, i cant believe they finally updated it. Biocube HQI plus they include the skimmer and they just released a uv sterilizer that connects to the pump. That would be my first addon.
A Complete System for Saltwater/Reef Environments:
Biocube HQI offers an aesthetically appealing design and high quality components that make reef-keeping easier and rewarding. The key component is the HQI metal halide light which provides the high intensity lumen output preferred by reef-keeping enthusiasts. Now you can create a thriving coral reef with a broad variety of organisms including small polyp stony (SPS) corals and Tridacna clams. read more....
