cool or interesting ways of setting up rock?

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Neither which I have any more. Every wrasse I've ever kept has jumped. :( i gave up on them.

I thought the Valentini would be reef safe--it's NOT. I have lots of fish in my tank. Some really cool ones too!
 
there are many ways to do this just don't make a brick wall try looking up aqua-scapping on Yahoo for some nice links' to ideas
 
yayfish24;3722487; said:
Very nice tank. I can only see two fish tho. The toby puffer on the bottom left and what I beleive is a wrasse on the top left.
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Thats funny because I can see the toby, and what I believe to be possibly a midas blenny top left, and two clowns top right! :D

I have had several wrasses, only one of which I lost to jumping - a six line.

I had added a royal gramma to the 75, and after some preliminary fighting, I thought that the sixline had finnished him off. The added stress of the fish innevitably caused the sixline to jumpout, and die. However the day I found the dead sixline, the royal gramma came out of hidding from behind the skimmer powerhead, where he had taken refuge for the weeks that it took the sixline to commit suicide. Pretty interesting, and I got to enjoy my royal gramma for a long time after that. ( I would say now though that the sixline was a more interesting fish. )
 
Sorry for the double post...but...

Pufferpunk;3723204; said:
Neither which I have any more. Every wrasse I've ever kept has jumped. :( i gave up on them.

I thought the Valentini would be reef safe--it's NOT. I have lots of fish in my tank. Some really cool ones too!
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Do you find that your corals do better with a full tank?

There was a time in my reef keeping where I had a considerable number of fish, and I cant remember a time when my corals grew faster. I think it was because of all the food in the water and dissolved organics to an extent...especially with the softies.
 
IMO, my corals grow well because I dose vitamin C. :) Not sure about whether or not there is a lot of them though. Lots of competition & I have to constantly keep on top of that.
 
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