Tank of the Month - January 2006 - Page 5

mortenN · #**101** 01/09/2006, 07:18 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by gomle69
BÃ¦rre lÃ¦kkert

Takk sÃ¥ mye.

mortenN · #**102** 01/09/2006, 07:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by nach_
Congratulations, your tank is one of the most amazing I've seen in TOTM section.

Did you cook the rock? If you did, how much time did you spend during the process?

Your sustrate seems to be simply decorative, how often do you clean it?

Thanks.
No, I don't cook the rock.
I don't clean the little with substrate in the front, my Leopard wrasse do it everyday.

MikeG · #**103** 01/10/2006, 09:55 PM

Beautiful tank! Great job!

Question though: how do you keep a leopard wrasse without a DSB? I am curious because I was wondering what to do with mine when i change to a BB. Thanks.

PS where in Norway are you? My inlaws are in Oslo and i was just there for the holidays!

EDIT: sorry for the repeat question, I now see you addressed this issue.

Aussie Koi · #**104** 01/10/2006, 10:10 PM

...Stunning Tank...
I knew I am getting into reef tanks for a reason and your tank is it!
Congratulations
All the best and Regards
Tim

mortenN · #**105** 01/11/2006, 12:27 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MikeG
Beautiful tank! Great job!

Question though: how do you keep a leopard wrasse without a DSB? I am curious because I was wondering what to do with mine when i change to a BB. Thanks.

PS where in Norway are you? My inlaws are in Oslo and i was just there for the holidays!

EDIT: sorry for the repeat question, I now see you addressed this issue.

Thanks Mike.
I live about one hour from Oslo with car.

I have also read any place in RC you can use a little container with sand to your leopard wrasse if you have BB.

mortenN · #**106** 01/11/2006, 12:30 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Aussie Koi
...Stunning Tank...
I knew I am getting into reef tanks for a reason and your tank is it!
Congratulations
All the best and Regards
Tim

Thanks Tim.

just dave · #**107** 01/11/2006, 12:34 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MikeG
Beautiful tank! Great job!

Question though: how do you keep a leopard wrasse without a DSB? I am curious because I was wondering what to do with mine when i change to a BB. Thanks.

Kinetic · #**108** 01/11/2006, 12:38 AM

that's such a cool looking wrasse. so it eats a lot of pods? are they aggressive? is that bucket enough to generate enough pods?

addo · #**109** 01/11/2006, 11:19 AM

the pods live on the rock, and the wrasse sleep in the box

MikeG · #**110** 01/11/2006, 12:27 PM

Just Dave: I love my wrasse, but the bucket is a bit much to look at! I might have to find him a new home.

FATDUBS · #**111** 01/11/2006, 06:06 PM

Morten Thatâ€™s one beautiful tank I have the same leopard wrasse he has another name also I forget right know, also do you have to keep tuning the reactor to adjust the calcium levels are is it stable most of the time

Thanks Ray!

mortenN · #**112** 01/11/2006, 09:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by FATDUBS
Morten Thatâ€™s one beautiful tank I have the same leopard wrasse he has another name also I forget right know, also do you have to keep tuning the reactor to adjust the calcium levels are is it stable most of the time

Thanks Ray!

Thanks Ray.

I also like my leopard very well. Yes I have tuning my reactor with different Ph day/night so I have very stable levels over a 24 hour cycle. I feed the reactor with a dosing pump.

Elite · #**113** 01/12/2006, 12:48 PM

The best 90G I've ever seen...

I can add more fish to my tank now after checking out your tank

Congrats!!!!

Drakeskakes · #**114** 01/13/2006, 08:23 AM

Well done!

petes313 · #**115** 01/13/2006, 09:21 PM

your tank is absoultly gorgeous. the regal angel is by far one of my favorite of mostly every type of species there is besides the emperor angel. let us know how the frogspawn is as i have a nice sized colony of it growing in my tank. congrats!

DerrickBrown · #**116** 01/14/2006, 12:09 AM

Congrats

mortenN · #**117** 01/15/2006, 02:00 AM

Thanks again for the compliments guys.

rthom · #**118** 01/15/2006, 11:03 AM

Your tank is amazing. I canâ€™t believe that it is only 90 gallons it looks more like a 300 gallon. You put David Copperfield to shame. Great work.

mortenN · #**119** 01/15/2006, 11:33 PM

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Originally posted by rthom
Your tank is amazing. I canâ€™t believe that it is only 90 gallons it looks more like a 300 gallon. You put David Copperfield to shame. Great work.

Thanks rthom !

But have David Copperfield reeftank?? LOL

fishes2889 · #**120** 01/16/2006, 09:48 AM

outstanding!!!!!

Tanu · #**121** 01/16/2006, 11:03 AM

Really impressive! Very well aquascaped, beautiful selection of corals and a very nice fish-population. A tank to dream of

uC · #**122** 01/16/2006, 07:21 PM

Very nice. Congratulations.

mortenN · #**123** 01/16/2006, 09:29 PM

Thanks everybody, it's very cheerful with all this nice compliments from the world-wide.

Tanu, you already have your own "dream tank"

druluv · #**124** 01/17/2006, 01:57 PM

Hi MortenN
Congrats on the tank, your corals are very beautiful. Your tank is also very clean. What do you contribute to this cleaniness. I was also wondering, why do you use a uv sterizier and ozone together?

crapper5 · #**125** 01/19/2006, 05:40 AM

Congrats!
I had a quick question.
How do get by with so many fish in a 90 gallon tank? The naso and the regals alone are 30 inches of fish right?