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Chuck's 2012 Desktop Contest Pico


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    What's that? Oh an acro crab :D
    DSC06976 - Chuck's 2012 Desktop Contest Pico
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    phishcrazee - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Looking good Since I'm currently cycling, just curious what sort of cycle you experienced (if any)?

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    Quote Originally Posted by phishcrazee View Post
    Looking good Since I'm currently cycling, just curious what sort of cycle you experienced (if any)?
    Well all the water, sand and rock was taken from a tank that has been running in one way or another for 3+years so there was no noticeable cycle. The only thing that could have caused a minor cycle was stirring up the sand when I put it in but I really didn't notice much of anything other than a little spurt of algae.

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    phishcrazee - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Nice! Waiting for mine to finish up so I can start adding stuff, waiting is the hardest part

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    Quote Originally Posted by phishcrazee View Post
    Nice! Waiting for mine to finish up so I can start adding stuff, waiting is the hardest part
    Haha it sure is. Had to sit through a cycle a few times. Good luck with your tank.

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    Hey been awhile since I updated. Haven't had the chance to add anything new yet.

    Current stock list, prices are what I charge for frags these sizes.
    Green eyed xenia $10
    Pink photosynthetic gorgonia $10
    Red Mushroom $10
    Green Tonga Mushroom $10
    RDE Zoas $10
    2 head Hammer $10
    Miniature yellow fiji leather $5??
    Miniature red tonga mushroom $5??


    Overall total $70

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    IMG 20120224 094415 - Chuck's 2012 Desktop Contest Pico
    255BUNSET255D - Chuck's 2012 Desktop Contest Pico

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    Well I wasnt paying attention earlier and dropped one of the lights into the water and shorted the bulb. Ooops lol. I'm actually thinking about doing a small LED build for this tank. I'm thinking either 2 royal blue and 1 cool white or 4 royal blue and 2 cool whites. All of these would be placed on a custom machined heatsink enclosure and hung pendant style over the tank..

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