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Old 02/17/2005, 10:26 AM
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Various new pictures (40G setup, Moonlight, etc)

Some Misc. pics from the new camera


Coral Banded under the moonlight:


****ed off Bubble Coral this morning:


Aquascaping on the 40G:



My "Helpers" one is 90 lbs, the other is 12lbs:


More at:
My Reef Album

Website and proper pictures/labeling soon.

Murdock
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Old 02/17/2005, 10:31 AM
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wow blacksand hun?cool
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Old 02/17/2005, 10:43 AM
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Looks awesome Murdock! What will you be doing for lights?
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Old 02/17/2005, 10:58 AM
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I have two 96W power compacts. I haven't built the hood yet, thats next week. Once its done, I'll post with the lights, hood, and stand doors, its pretty unique.

Murdock
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Old 02/18/2005, 09:53 AM
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My temporary light solution:


Since my Kenya tree decided to frag, I stuck a few pieces in, as "the canary in the coal mine"


And one lone hermit, this guy stole a really cool snail shell.


More in the album today.

Murdock
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Old 03/08/2005, 11:12 AM
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Update the album again.

Acclimating my cleanup crew:


Astrea snail hard at work, look at the trail he leaves!



Small star and peppermint shrimp


Large brittle star in the 75G his disc is about 2.5" across, and with arms he is over 14"


Peppermint shrimps eating my anemone crab



Murdock
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Old 03/08/2005, 08:13 PM
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looks good man. what fish u looking to put in there
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Old 03/09/2005, 09:43 AM
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Regal Tang (she went in 2 days ago) algea blenny, and a scooter blenny. This tank is more about the inverts, the fish are just going in until I get another tank setup.

Murdock
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Old 03/09/2005, 09:15 PM
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Looks great man. I really like the plumbing. That's cool how you used the primer to hide the white. Good job and good luck with the new tank Murdock.

Jimmy
 


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