NanoGurl's 75g Reef Thread - Page 12

NanoGurl · #**276** 12/10/2007, 07:55 PM

lol... yea he didn't. He's friendly though.. whenever I go over to the tank he swims to the front to see me... new things freak him out though. Yea, he's about 1" bigger then my female clown... he's pretty small which is why I think he's done so well in the 75 for now... but he's growing.. more thickness and filled out then length... but he's doing great =)

NanoGurl · #**277** 12/12/2007, 11:04 PM

Just thought I would share the latest addition to my nano tank =)

jcpatella · #**278** 12/12/2007, 11:27 PM

I love these little guys - I don't think I'll ever have the cojones to try to keep one of them, though.

iwishtofish · #**279** 12/13/2007, 12:08 AM

Sweet Horse, NanoGurl! Looking forward to pictures of him(/her) in the new home!

Snowboarda42 · #**280** 12/13/2007, 12:28 AM

going into the 29?

melev · #**281** 12/13/2007, 03:16 AM

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Originally posted by NanoGurl
Just thought I would share the latest addition to my nano tank =)

Aww. How cute. What did you name it?

tigereye37 · #**282** 12/13/2007, 02:13 PM

I'm addicted to this thread now! And jealous! i want a new tank now......... let me rephrase that, i want a bigger tank now! (starting a new nano next week :-))

How's the horse doing?

intenseimage · #**283** 12/13/2007, 04:42 PM

I have been following your thread since day 1 and I must say my wife and I love your tank -- so much that we are now upgrading our 22 gallon nano to a 75 ...

Biggest question I have is ... approx. how much rock do you have in the display. I dont want to pack ours full or spend unnecessary $$ on LR.

muelpaul · #**284** 12/13/2007, 07:15 PM

You are soooo ADDICTED NG

That is going to be a great addition to your tank. I have been wanting to start a nano seahorse tank but I have yet to convince my Wife its a good idea

NanoGurl · #**285** 12/13/2007, 07:54 PM

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Originally posted by jcpatella
I love these little guys - I don't think I'll ever have the cojones to try to keep one of them, though.

They are not really that hard to keep alive... just require certain things. They are really interesting to watch.

NanoGurl · #**286** 12/13/2007, 07:54 PM

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Originally posted by iwishtofish
Sweet Horse, NanoGurl! Looking forward to pictures of him(/her) in the new home!

Thanks =)

NanoGurl · #**287** 12/13/2007, 07:55 PM

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Originally posted by Snowboarda42
going into the 29?

Yea he's in with his other SH friends now =) The 75 is too warm to even try.

NanoGurl · #**288** 12/13/2007, 07:56 PM

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Originally posted by melev
Aww. How cute. What did you name it?

Thanks =) No name yet... have to wait and make sure he surives first!

NanoGurl · #**289** 12/13/2007, 07:57 PM

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Originally posted by tigereye37
I'm addicted to this thread now! And jealous! i want a new tank now......... let me rephrase that, i want a bigger tank now! (starting a new nano next week :-))

How's the horse doing?

Nanos are great! I might get another one too lol.

He's doing okay... did not eat today :/ So that kinda has me a bit worried.

NanoGurl · #**290** 12/13/2007, 08:00 PM

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Originally posted by intenseimage
I have been following your thread since day 1 and I must say my wife and I love your tank -- so much that we are now upgrading our 22 gallon nano to a 75 ...

Biggest question I have is ... approx. how much rock do you have in the display. I dont want to pack ours full or spend unnecessary $$ on LR.

Awww thanks =) 75's are great tanks. You might want to check out the 90g if you like the 75... just a lil taller same footprint. I liked the "wide angel" view of the 75 better, but a lot of people like the 90g better.

I have about 150 pounds in there between the rockwork and sump. It may be a bit less since nobody seems to think I do... but that's what I paid for. Really depends on the type of rock and how dense it is and how long it's been in water too... all makes it heavier.

I would just buy the amount that looks good to you =)

NanoGurl · #**291** 12/13/2007, 08:02 PM

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Originally posted by muelpaul
You are soooo ADDICTED NG That is going to be a great addition to your tank. I have been wanting to start a nano seahorse tank but I have yet to convince my Wife its a good idea

lol i know... I have issues =)

Well, this guy isn't going into my reef.. he's going into my nano with my other SHs. The water temsp in my reef are too high he would not surive.

Here is a photo of one of his friends =)

muelpaul · #**292** 12/13/2007, 08:10 PM

Yea....I knew that....Really I did

They will look very cool together.

You have been posting like mad in the last couple of minutes

I bet your fingers are getting sore...Great thread you have NG

NanoGurl · #**293** 12/13/2007, 08:14 PM

lol thnx =) I never get tired of chatting and typing you guys should know that by now! (:

melev · #**294** 12/13/2007, 08:49 PM

Says the 'gurl that vanished for a while.

I hope your new horse does well and starts eating soon. Has it seen the black one?

NanoGurl · #**295** 12/13/2007, 08:55 PM

Only from posting on RC not from chat on here or yahoo :P

Yea, I have two black ones (reidi) and one yellow (kuda). They have been hanging out together at times... but the yellow one has not ate yet. I was told he was eating frozen mysis.. but he looks like he's searching for live pods to me. Showed no interest so far. Starting to get concerned this will be one full day with no food... which is not good for SH.

Thanks =)

melev · #**296** 12/13/2007, 09:00 PM

It is the first day. It should get comfortable, and copy what the others are doing during feeding time.

NanoGurl · #**297** 12/13/2007, 11:03 PM

I'm trying =)

Mikeeee · #**298** 12/13/2007, 11:38 PM

WOW, I made it to the end! is it still 2007? lol! Sexy tank, sexy pets, sexy girl..what more could one want in a thread

hahaha. I love the new horsie they are my favorite such unique personality and behavior and so peaceful. My 90g will be soon turned into a zoa,paly,ric,shroom horsie tank! You say your water temp in your reef is too high? how high exactly because i have kept horsies for a while on and off and have to say i disagree with the need for cool temps to thrive. Of course they would not do good in a reef tank with corals that can sting, and other fish that will compete for food but if you were to share sumps i think it would be no problem. ANYWHO has it ate anything yet? i hope it starts eating soon!

tigereye37 · #**299** 12/14/2007, 11:04 AM

alright, since we're already on the topic...........
Can you talk a little bit about your seahorse nano setup? After seeing the pics i'm curious......

NanoGurl · #**300** 12/14/2007, 10:04 PM

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Originally posted by Mikeeee
WOW, I made it to the end! is it still 2007? lol! Sexy tank, sexy pets, sexy girl..what more could one want in a thread hahaha. I love the new horsie they are my favorite such unique personality and behavior and so peaceful. My 90g will be soon turned into a zoa,paly,ric,shroom horsie tank! You say your water temp in your reef is too high? how high exactly because i have kept horsies for a while on and off and have to say i disagree with the need for cool temps to thrive. Of course they would not do good in a reef tank with corals that can sting, and other fish that will compete for food but if you were to share sumps i think it would be no problem. ANYWHO has it ate anything yet? i hope it starts eating soon!

lol =) I don't know what year it is, but I'm paryting like it's 1999!

Thanks for the info.. that's interesting to hear. I have always read and been told that constant exposure to higher temps causes bacteria infections and problems in their digestive system (or lack their of)... it would be great if that wasn't true. The temps in my reef stay pretty constant around 82.. i keep them higher bc Ocean seems to do better with warmer temps.