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    is this aiptasia

    Awesome I'll give it a try next time. Cheers!
    Post by: Thomas haleiwa, Sep 20, 2013 in forum: ID This!
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    Orange fan sponge

    I just got a fan spong that was a piggy back from a friends tank. I have never homed one of these guys. Any tips would be great, currently it is...
    Thread by: Thomas haleiwa, Sep 20, 2013, 2 replies, in forum: Inverts
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    Cave ranges from 60 feet at the top and 80 feet on the bottom. most polyps you see in here are very low light, cool water, crazy colors.

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    in wild, 40 feet down, light current

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    In wild, tidal zone, extreme light, dangerous current zone. 4 feet of water.

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    extremely high current and light.

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    they come in to eat the smaller baby fish. in less then 15 feet.

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    30 feet. 3ish feet long.

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    Soft on top, hard on bottom. meat eaters. in the wild at 40 feet. Really strong current zone, very, very low light.

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    3rd generation tank raised polyp.

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    home to lots of life and giant crown of thorns.

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    Above Tidal zone

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    To catch a chromis

    This has worked for me with Damsels. I also had good results with putting the net in each time a would feed for about a week. After about five days I...
    Post by: Thomas haleiwa, Sep 18, 2013 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Zoanthids... (encrusting anemomones)

    Thanks I will add more this weekend plus I want to dig around in the library downtown to answer a question I have.
    Post by: Thomas haleiwa, Sep 18, 2013 in forum: Coral
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