Whats in YOUR tank.
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This is what is in my reef.
113gal
80 (and climbing) LR
crushed coral and fine sand
6.5watts/gal PC
15 gal sump
2 skimmer towers
rio 1100 return pump
return is t'd to flow through LR to both sides of tank
purple tipped sebae
lemon purple tipped sebae
condylactus anemone
yellow leather
toadstool leather + babies
pink colt
giant green hairy mushroom
metallic, striped, and giant red mushrooms
pulsing xenia
button polyps
cabbage coral
blue ribbon gorgonian
clove polyps
orange cauliflower
capricornus + babies
red montipora + babies
finger montipora + babies
green scroll coral
pearl bubble coral
green elegance coral
gonipora
branching gonipora
tubipora x 2
green LT plate
red chilli
staghorn babies
blue maxima clam
electric flame scallop
camel shrimp
banded coral shrimp
red scarlet hermits
blue leg hermits
zebra hermits
decorator crab
porcelain anemone crab
yellow tang
coral beauty
pseudochromis
red hawkfish
false percula
maroon anemone fish
cleaner wrasse
4 stripe damsel
yellow tail damses x 2
113gal
80 (and climbing) LR
crushed coral and fine sand
6.5watts/gal PC
15 gal sump
2 skimmer towers
rio 1100 return pump
return is t'd to flow through LR to both sides of tank
purple tipped sebae
lemon purple tipped sebae
condylactus anemone
yellow leather
toadstool leather + babies
pink colt
giant green hairy mushroom
metallic, striped, and giant red mushrooms
pulsing xenia
button polyps
cabbage coral
blue ribbon gorgonian
clove polyps
orange cauliflower
capricornus + babies
red montipora + babies
finger montipora + babies
green scroll coral
pearl bubble coral
green elegance coral
gonipora
branching gonipora
tubipora x 2
green LT plate
red chilli
staghorn babies
blue maxima clam
electric flame scallop
camel shrimp
banded coral shrimp
red scarlet hermits
blue leg hermits
zebra hermits
decorator crab
porcelain anemone crab
yellow tang
coral beauty
pseudochromis
red hawkfish
false percula
maroon anemone fish
cleaner wrasse
4 stripe damsel
yellow tail damses x 2
thank you.
It is housed in my classroom. I work with special needs children in my own private classroom.
It is the basis for chemistry, physics, ecology, social dynamics, geiography, language arts and of course mathematics.
It did not cost that much and does not require as much maintenance as most people think.
It is housed in my classroom. I work with special needs children in my own private classroom.
It is the basis for chemistry, physics, ecology, social dynamics, geiography, language arts and of course mathematics.
It did not cost that much and does not require as much maintenance as most people think.
)This is a classroom for learning disabled, autistic, and behaviourally challenged children ranging in age from 5 to 16 - all together in one classroom.
Most of my children fall into all three categories and can explain the physics of the sump, the biological characteristics of the creatures on the tank, why iodine is critical and so on.
That is why we have the range of livestock. Besides the obsessive nature of the instructor that is.
Right now we have noticed that the big blue mushroom is developing another mouth in preparation for splitting.
Great lesson in asexual reproduction.
Most of my children fall into all three categories and can explain the physics of the sump, the biological characteristics of the creatures on the tank, why iodine is critical and so on.
That is why we have the range of livestock. Besides the obsessive nature of the instructor that is.
Right now we have noticed that the big blue mushroom is developing another mouth in preparation for splitting.
Great lesson in asexual reproduction.
generally, teachers still have access to the building over summer, though it sounds like this is not what we would consider a "traditional" classroom...i think it is most likely at his house or some other learning resource center not necessarily a part of the public school system
let me say, i commend you for your dedication...its clear you really care a lot about your students and their learning environment, need more teachers like you
let me say, i commend you for your dedication...its clear you really care a lot about your students and their learning environment, need more teachers like you
Thank you again.
Due to the nature of my students I never take more than 2 weeks off at a time. At this time I have some one house sit. I also have a red oscar (rescue), rough skinned newts, a rabbit, and a doberman (named Kitten) that all are part of the classroom, and several lovely hens. Having someone housesit is the easiest way of getting everyone looked after at once.
My classroom is indeed different. My students are indeed different, and as they remind me frequently I am different. (although I am not always sure that is a good thing as it is sometimes together with the words weird or crazy or evil)
Due to the nature of my students I never take more than 2 weeks off at a time. At this time I have some one house sit. I also have a red oscar (rescue), rough skinned newts, a rabbit, and a doberman (named Kitten) that all are part of the classroom, and several lovely hens. Having someone housesit is the easiest way of getting everyone looked after at once.
My classroom is indeed different. My students are indeed different, and as they remind me frequently I am different. (although I am not always sure that is a good thing as it is sometimes together with the words weird or crazy or evil)
25gal - let me see - currently, 3 peppered corys, 1 amano shrimp, 3 black kuhli loaches, 3 female guppies(2 presumably rare ones), 4 golden zebra danios, 6 regular zebra's, 2 ottos, 3 black neon tetras. plants include green hygro, wisteria, moneywort and compact swords; sand/peat substrate and 5 pieces of driftwood.
15gal - currently hospital tank(was quarantine tank, but as you can tell, I can't fit anyone else in the 25); may use for malawi's in the spring(when I transfer to another college)
15gal - currently hospital tank(was quarantine tank, but as you can tell, I can't fit anyone else in the 25); may use for malawi's in the spring(when I transfer to another college)
