Pictures are gorgeous Dawn, I love the mandarin goby, saw some on
aquabid a few weeks ago and thought they were so neat.
I'm curious because my gravel looks just like the gravel you have in
that same tank, was it a mixture of crushed coral?
I might be wrong about what kind of gravel I have, it was used and the
woman never really told me what kind it was, just that it was live sand
for her saltwater tank. I guess I assumed it was a mixture of
sand/crushed coral. Is there a way to find out what I have? Maybe I can
bring some to the fish store and ask, but they mainly keep freshwater
fish, they just have 1 display tank that's saltwater (the owners).
Amber
On 9/22/2012 3:10 PM, dawnshungryeyes4u2c wrote:
>
> I've just uploaded some photos to the album "Dawn's reef" but they are
> waiting for moderator approval. Hopefully that won't take real long.
>
> Dawn
>
> --- In AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:AquaticLife%40yahoogroups.com>, Amber Berglund
> <arberglund@...> wrote:
> >
> > I've just recently dipped my toes into trying a Saltwater tank (reef
> > tank). Oh and that's figuratively of course, I'd never stick my toes in
> > a fish tank, LOL.
> > My boyfriend had a lonely little tomato clown fish (Grumpy Jr.) in a 48
> > gallon bowfront tank, the tank was in serious need of cleaning, and
> > since he's working on moving into my condo we decided to move his
> > fish/filter/and gravel over to one of my tanks until we can move his 48
> > gallon over.
> > There was a slight mini-cycle after the move, but things have evened
> > back out and the fish is doing great and seems much happier in his new
> > clean tank (even if it's smaller). I only have one large piece of live
> > rock, so I'm pretty sure I need to purchase more, especially if we end
> > of having 2 saltwater tanks running after he brings his over.
> > I had a bunch of crushed coral/sand that had once been living and in my
> > 125 gallon tank, but when I made it freshwater I changed the gravel. So
> > I used about 1/4 of my boyfriends gravel and added it on top of my
> > crushed coral sand to help seed the gravel with nitrifying bacteria.
> > I'm excited to try out saltwater for a change, but nervous about
> killing
> > his fish somehow, LOL.
> >
> > Amber
> >
>
>
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