Ohio Reef
Reef Discussion => Tank Profiles & Build Threads => Topic started by: UDJustin on June 24, 2008, 20:39:27
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I'm no photographer my picture taking skills are lacking but i figured i would post some new pics of my tank
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Nice salt creep and water spots all over your glass
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hey now your tanks have more salt creep and water spots than mine and i changed my water at like 11:00 o clock last night i was not about clean glass, man o man someone can just not be a positive person ;D
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oh yeah and that wont matter i should have a new 90 gallon tank by next week right???
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Hmmm...some of those corals look awfully familiar!!! ;)
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yeah some of those may have come from your tank lol ::)
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that's a really nice tank you have there! :) There's one pic with a fish that was taken while it was in the middle of a turn, what is it?
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if your talking bout the yellow one thats a citron clown goby, I like little clown gobies if you cant tell there is a yellow and a green too
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Uhhh...Justin...........
You do know that clown gobies can do some serious damage to SPS, right? I'm not sure what you have along the lines of SPS, but they've been known to irritate, nest in, and sometimes eat the coral's polyps. It seems they only do this when laying eggs...but various people have had varying experiences. There've been a lot of posts on RC about the damage they've done.
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-10/hcs3/index.php (http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-10/hcs3/index.php)
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In the picture with all the salt creep on the glass, it appears the only SPS are Monti species. It has been my experience that these gobies are more fond of Acros & clones (branching types). I've also seen them sit on and in branching or tree like soft corals like sinularia & relatives. I think that mostly, clown gobies cause damage to corals when they are spawning, they clean off an area to deposit eggs which would include removing the tissue and polyps from the coral they are hiding in.
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all right thats it mr salt creep when i go to work tomorrow im taking pics of all the salt creep all over the shop and posting it. But of course I will have to clean it up afterward cause i guess im designated fish tank cleaner at the shop. Oh yeah thanks for the info didnt know that such a shame clown gobies are so cool ;D
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Yeah, I didn't see any Acros in his tank...but figured I'd forewarn him. Also, clown gobies and similar species also like to eat small shrimp...like sexy shrimp...just fyi.
Justin, the tank looks great. :)
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no I need to work on it a bit but for some reason instead of cleaning my tank and working on my tank Im burned out by working and cleaning someone elses tanks lol
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Looks cool. I especially like the second to last pic, you're aquascaping looks good.
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yeah im working on getting enough ricordia to have a trail of it work up the left side of the tank from the center rock. But Im sure it will all change real soon when i switch to the 90 gallon
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I don't see any salt creep. ^-^
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see Joel is the only Mr unpositive here lol
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I don't see any salt creep. ^-^
Picture 7 of 8 is the salt creep picture.....in the background ;)
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Nice looking tank, looks like you have quite a few fish. Wonder if I can pull off a hippo and yellow tang in my 90