5.5 gallon coral propogation tank

YahooFishKeeper

YahooFishKeeper

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Jan 14, 2006
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i have a 5.5 gallon tank up with an AC 70 on it for water movement, and later added LR rubble. my heater is also in there. i built stairs out of eggcrate and zipties, and put a hunk of LR underneath them. i have the money for a 96 watt fixture to go on here, im just waiting for my mom to order the lights... ugh... taking too long:( but she promised to order them very soon:D i have a 15 watt strip light from an old 10 gal over the tank right now and i think its 15 watts. here are the pics:)





 

YahooFishKeeper

YahooFishKeeper

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Jan 14, 2006
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haha tater, you gotta fork up the doh! i'll be trading them, selling them, and keeping some for myself since i have a 30 gallon SW tank. i'll be trying to sell locally since i found a forum based in the KC area, but i'll ship to my fellow MFTers for a pretty low price metinks. like just a little bit over the cost of shipping. this is all once i get my new lights in, and everything gets settled. i also had an idea for mounting my corals. since im having major problems finding rubble, i thought i could use super glue gel and stick the corals to pieces of broken clay pots. the color isnt going to stand out, its a safe material, its heavy enough to hold the corals down, its cheap, and it should grow over with coraline fairly quickly.
 

C

CoolWaters

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Dec 10, 2006
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YahooFishKeeper said:
haha tater, you gotta fork up the doh! i'll be trading them, selling them, and keeping some for myself since i have a 30 gallon SW tank. i'll be trying to sell locally since i found a forum based in the KC area, but i'll ship to my fellow MFTers for a pretty low price metinks. like just a little bit over the cost of shipping. this is all once i get my new lights in, and everything gets settled. i also had an idea for mounting my corals. since im having major problems finding rubble, i thought i could use super glue gel and stick the corals to pieces of broken clay pots. the color isnt going to stand out, its a safe material, its heavy enough to hold the corals down, its cheap, and it should grow over with coraline fairly quickly.
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y not just break down some LR?

i have a clay pot Saucer that i put in about 2 weeks ago...there no coral line on it right now but im expecting it to start in about a month or 2.

btw i like how u built your egg crate.
 

Fuzz16

Fuzz16

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Oct 20, 2006
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the top one is this really need zoa. i think its greenish in the inside...i cant remmeber.
the second are some polyps from my tank, thier green with yellow mouths
and the third is stay polyps


correct me if im wrong on those...
 

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