SOCAL Coast Biotope...second try

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grmanrocks

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so snapped some pics with the phone :)

sorry bout the other thread being empty :grinno:

moray and bass are being camera shy this time around :(

Specs:

Temp: 59-62 degrees (1/3rdHP Chiller)
Filtration: 10 Gallon biotower, 50 Gallon sump, 100lbs of native live rock
Lighting: 2 48" ODNO 18000k bulbs (kelp will be added soon)
Other: 5 Gallon Carlson Surge Device

Stock:

Fish:
14" Calico bass
3.5-4' Moray Eel
8" California Round Ray
3" Tidepool Sculpin
8" Leopard Shark :)
8" Horn Shark

Inverts:

100 Hermit Crabs
100 Margarita Snails
2 Sand Sifting Starfish
4 Rock Anemones
2 Kelp Crabs
Red Ochre Star
Tube Worm Colony

Enjoy :headbang2

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Eric A;3378007; said:
Okay, maybe not :p Looking nice mate. I want to do that with some of my native marine fish :).

thanks :)

you are located in aussie arnt you? you guys have some rad fish out there. great cantidates for a monster saltwater tank :headbang2
 
grmanrocks;3378041; said:
thanks :)

you are located in aussie arnt you? you guys have some rad fish out there. great cantidates for a monster saltwater tank :headbang2

Yeah mate, in temperate waters, so can get some of the reef sharks, and larger pelagic species too.
 
Eric A;3378093; said:
Yeah mate, in temperate waters, so can get some of the reef sharks, and larger pelagic species too.

yea, that would be a pretty cool tank. would definetly need a sawfish tho :P

svang55;3378837; said:
looks good, i'd like to go salt one day too

its really not any more difficult than freshwater. ive been doing both for years and personally do not skim my tanks (i keep alot of filterfeeding inverts and dont want to remove any organics they might possibly need for survival). the only difference is mixing salt for water changes :)
 
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