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Chris Bailey

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I found this little beauty in the garden shed yesterday, just going through the "running in process" at the minute before I put my two faintail's in. In the future when funds allow I plan to buy a bigger tank. This new tank is a Rena half hexagon (30 litres) I think.

 

Interested to see other people's setups :)

 

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Early project that didn't work out :D

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb118/Tricky-Ricky13/02062901.jpg

 

but had this setup before I moved, but just down to the one 40"x20"x20" tank with Malawi's now.

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb118/Tricky-Ricky13/Tank1.jpg

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb118/Tricky-Ricky13/Tank2.jpg

 

Thats an amazing tank! Makes mine look perthetic.

 

I'm new to all this though, had my current tank almost a year.

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Marine tanks are amazing, but they take a lot of work.

 

Any well stocked Koi ponds on here? My parents had a great one until the local authorities decided to introduce Otters to the local river, which has cleared out the river and all the ponds in the village :(

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Marine tanks are amazing, but they take a lot of work.

 

Any well stocked Koi ponds on here? My parents had a great one until the local authorities decided to introduce Otters to the local river, which has cleared out the river and all the ponds in the village :(

 

My uncle has one :) il have to get a picture of it when im next around his, its not a pond its a swimming pool :p

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Had my tanks as marine back when there wasn't so much in the way of the modern fail safes and gadgets around, got a little discouraged after a couple of wipe outs, mind you I still managed to keep a snowflake moray eel for 11 years which according to London zoo is better than they can manage, I'll have a look to see if I have any pics, bought him as a boot lace and he ended up about 3 foot.

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How long have you had the Copperband Berg?

 

I had one in my old mixed reef but it didn't last long :(

 

Ive had it around 6 months now

 

The key is to find one that is visibly eating frozen/flake foods in the shop

 

They are real shy fish and fussy eaters and will just starve themselves to death if they arent happy

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Some nice tanks on here. I have a three foot tropical tank with a silver shark, couple of angels, small shoal of black tetras, small shoal of neon tetras, couple of pleco's, amano shrimp and a couple of bamboo shrimp.

 

Marine tank only has crustaceans in it. Fire shrimp, cleaner shrimp, boxer shrimp, pink lobster, emerald crabs, hermit crabs normal and Hawaiian banded, lightfoot crab and a couple of urchins.

 

Pictures too big to host dagnammit

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Some nice tanks on here. I have a three foot tropical tank with a silver shark, couple of angels, small shoal of black tetras, small shoal of neon tetras, couple of pleco's, amano shrimp and a couple of bamboo shrimp.

 

Marine tank only has crustaceans in it. Fire shrimp, cleaner shrimp, boxer shrimp, pink lobster, emerald crabs, hermit crabs normal and Hawaiian banded, lightfoot crab and a couple of urchins.

 

Pictures too big to host dagnammit

 

Yeah that sounds great we want pics, use photobucket :)

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