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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    Default Sir Patricks small reef

    Figured I would share a pic or two along with some general info on the new forum.

    Quick rundown on equipment list-

    2 15k 175w MH lights
    2 t5ho lights 10/actinic
    CPR hob skimmer
    hot magnum running carbon
    2 little fishies phos reactor
    100w heater
    2 maxijet 1200 and 1 900 on wave timer
    No sump/fuge



    Most recent test results-

    Ammonia- 0
    Nitrite- 0
    Nitrate- 5ppm
    Phosphate- undetected on api phos drip/vial tester
    Calcium- 360- need to keep up on those waterchanges....
    Alkalinity- 9
    PH- ??- gotta get a test kit for this still....

    I have slacked a bit over the summer.


    I have lots of zoas, some SPS, a couple chalices, some candy canes and a few mushrooms. I have a bit of coral being baby sat for me till the tank switch. (an upgrade is in the works)


    Heres a couple pics-


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    jojo22 - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    I get the new tank up I'm gonna want a frag of those zoa's in the bottom pic, those look like a group I use to have.
    Does water always taste like salt and poo????


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    I love that trigger!

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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    ^thx, I do too.

    I was planning on waiting for the new tank to get set up before I bought one. Couldnt help myself when I saw this one though-

    It is absolutly beautiful
    Been living well and eating at the fish store for 2 months
    Is only about 2" long, fat and happy
    And had a price tag of $18

    How could I pass this up, right? It is my favorite fish after all. He/she will be niger trigger #4 for me. By far the smallest so far. Very happy with the results af his behaivior in my reef, and with my fish and inverts in the tank.

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    Hey Chris, reef is looking good. Nice color combinations too. I had no idea the Niger gets that blue. I think I want one, but I'll research it to see if it gets along with my array of fish.

    Is that a sunset monti I see too? Let me know when it's big enough to frag and we'll do some trading. The Hyd is doing very well. Looks cool in the actinics. Thanks Bud.

    Tom T.
    240g Great Lakes Glass! ETSS1400/panworld250,LED 120wX4 AJM, LED,2x sunbrite ,Tunzex4/,200gal sump/mixed reef/Biopellets. Hammerhead return. UV 57w. Chiller.

    135g down and given to a buddy. New pic after the wall is repaired.

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    igot2gats - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    I'm going to string along with others - your Trigger is flippin sweet.

    Nice pics.

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    Ocho Cinco - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Looking good! It didn't take long for you to change it from when I was over. It looks like cutting the stand worked good for ya. I'm still waiting for my lightbulb, then ill make a thread for my tank
    DO WORK!

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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    Got an itch to post some more pics...enjoy!


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    any clue what this could be?? Tiniest polyps ever...
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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    Forgot to add a livstock list. I like to do this for growth/loss purposes. Keep everything in track.


    LPS-

    Teal candy canes- 8 heads
    blue/purple chalice w/ pink eyes- ned frag plug ancrusted
    blue/green chalice w/ red eyes- silver dollar size
    hollywood stunner chalice- 2 1/2x1 1/2 inches
    tyree blue chalice- 50 cent peice
    Blue plating Hydnophora- 2 x 1 1/2 inches


    SPS-

    Green slimer- 2" w/ start of a 3rd branch
    Green/yellow?- 1 1/2" w/ 6 branches
    Blue tipped?- 1 1/2 w/ 3 branches
    green digi- 1" w/ 2/3s polyp covered- recovering from rtn few months ago
    birdsnest- 1" 2 branches- tips have polyp extension
    Brown out ?- 1 1/2 single branch
    red cap- 1 x 1 /2"
    Tiny polyp ?- 1 1/2" 5 branch
    purple bonsai- 2 x 3/4" 1 branch sprouting
    yellow scroll- 1 1/2 x 3/4"


    zoas-


    Green bay packers- 3 polyps
    green stars- 3 polyps
    fire and ice- 2 polyps
    eyes of rah- 18 polyps
    eyes of rah- 10 polyps
    mohawks- 11 polyps
    purple death- 25 polyps
    lunar eclips- 4 polyps
    tubbs blues- 9 polyps
    red gorrila nipples- 2 polyps
    devils aromor- 20 polyps
    horizons- 3 polyps
    Rastas (pretty pennies)- 5 polyps
    Armor of god?- 4 polyps
    martian PE-4 polyps
    tarnished pennies- 5 polyps
    whammin watermellons- 1 polyp
    dragon eye?- 1 polyp
    keds reds- 3 polyps
    cool blue w/ green skirt- 1 polyp
    green button polyps- 1 polyp
    yellow star polyps- 17 polyps
    midnight purples- 22 polyps
    brown w/ blue rings- 25 polyps
    piink w/ white slit mouth- 2 polyps



    Fish-

    2 bangaii cardinal fish

    Inverts-

    Harlequin serpent star
    tiny blue leg hermits
    nasarius snails
    colonista snails

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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    Bangaiis-

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