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12/11/2007, 09:38 PM
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haha I was going to type the same thing! I want some mini jellys too!!
My fuge- 15 gallons... 20 lbs of rock, a heater, 4 kinds of algea and lots of creatures. I had a sand bed in it before i moved but not very deep. It was so nasty I decided agianst it this time.
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12/11/2007, 09:41 PM
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Mine has a mag 3 (i think) hooked to it from the sump, and then theres a bar (donno the name) with slits that take the water back to the sump. real low flow.
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12/12/2007, 11:05 AM
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I'm not sure where the jellyfish came from, the lr. My "fuge" has no lights, is black on all three and has a black acrylic top making it a cryptic fuge. creatures survive here that cannot live in the brightly lit aquarium.
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12/12/2007, 11:25 AM
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48" 50 gallon two compartment acrylic, anemones two mated pairs clowns, three types macro, 60 pounds rock, some shrooms, random zoos a cuke somewhere, and a ton of pods and brittle stars etc. 260 watt pc lighting over it. Siphon fed from main tank and gravity fed to sump, one small powerhead, mostly really low flow
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12/12/2007, 11:31 AM
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Now I want a cryptic fuge. thanks alot....
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12/12/2007, 02:47 PM
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10 gallon with:
5lbs of live rock with 6 mushrooms 1 Bad Emerald Crab (clawed the GBTA and was banished) 6 cerith snails 6 Hawaiian Strombus conchs 1 Mexican Turbo Lots of Pods and mini stars Feather Caulerpa two varieties of Cheato 1/2" of sand 1 26watt spiral Compact florescent on a reverse photo period from the reef. Overflows goes into a 5 gallon Deep Sand Bed Bucket then into the 110 gallon sump. With another 80lbs of live rock.
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12/12/2007, 03:20 PM
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 Picture is worth a thousand words...
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12/12/2007, 06:47 PM
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sand, rock and other calcium rich ditritus (broken shells, coral skeletons, etc. These are left over from when I used to think they looked good in the tank . . . long gone are those days, but they are now crusted in all kinds of feather dusters, coraline, and sponges), chaeto, some sort of Uva algea, brittle stars, copepods, . . .
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12/12/2007, 07:48 PM
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6 ft 140g Oceanic rimless gravity return to display with 200 lbs of rock, 8" sandbed, feather caulerpa, chaeto, Amphipods, Copepods, Mini brittle stars, feather dusters, sponges, bristle worms, a couple cukes, assorted snails, hermits, a SCWD on a Mag7 and some powerheads.
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