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#1
September 23rd 06, 11:59 AM
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G'day.
Hello.
Accidental cross posts aside I haven't really had the pleasure peoples. I have a few year experience with marine fish but most has been with predator setups. Larger perch, eels, octopus and cuttle fish. Now tho I have some very nice live rock going in a few tanks, not a real reef yet but it's getting there sorta. few soft corals but mainly just nice coraline algae. Anyway 2 of my liverock 'friendly' tanks are 4 foot long and 1 &1/2 foot wide The other 2 are 3 foot long. Each tank has clownfish (solomon island percs), blennys, snails, I also have a coral beauty angel and an arc eye hawk fish in one of the 4's My question is what fish do you reef guys have in your tanks that are doing really well? I'm not after a formula but I am interested to know what has worked well for people. I use ample biological filtration on these tanks and water changes to control nitrates (on the beach here) While not a live rock purist I have had nice results before. And then woken up to see my new fish has eaten it all! I know I haven't specified what anemone/coral/featherworms ect but I wanna know the best behaved fish accross the board. :-) Must like clowns! 
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#2
September 23rd 06, 08:43 PM
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G'day.
swarvegorilla wrote:
While not a live rock purist I have had nice results before. And then woken up to see my new fish has eaten it all! You might check out http://www.melevsreef.com/id/ . Click on anything that strikes your fancy. If Mark says it's "reef safe", you'll probably have no trouble with it eating your critters. Then all you have to worry about is whether it will be nice to your other fish. George Patterson All successes in conservation are temporary. All defeats are permanent.
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#3
September 23rd 06, 09:52 PM
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G'day.
"Stoutman" .@. wrote in message m... Why do you come here?
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#4
September 24th 06, 12:15 AM
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G'day.
Hi there,
Nice to meet a friendly type on the list. I won't advise you about reefs as I don't know enough, but please ignore Stoutman the Troll. It doesn't speak for anyone but itself.  Cindy
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#5
September 24th 06, 03:25 AM
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G'day.
krknbls wrote:
... unless you're referring to comic-relief. Your sense of humor differs from mine. Come to think of it, so does your idea of relief. George Patterson All successes in conservation are temporary. All defeats are permanent.
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#6
September 24th 06, 04:30 AM
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G'day.
Sharks are boring, rays a little more interesting.
I am happy with my mangrove jack. Pound for pound he's more predator than anything else I have. The moray eel tank is also very nice, low maintenence and bad enuf to be a 'boys' tank heh heh All my predators are in 6 foot by 2 foot by 2 foot tanks. the ones I want to add more fish too are the smaller tanks. But yea I kinda shoulda expected the return asshole call Which I did. WHich is why I don't mind you made it. See I'm not here for a flame war just a few suggestions cheers
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#7
September 24th 06, 04:34 AM
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G'day.
"Cindy" wrote in message m... Hi there, Nice to meet a friendly type on the list. I won't advise you about reefs as I don't know enough, but please ignore Stoutman the Troll. It doesn't speak for anyone but itself. Cindy Hey cheers for that. Kinda a day excursion from rfwm for me. we just recovered from the worst trolling I had ever seen so yea they are everywhere Anyway off to check out this http://www.melevsreef.com/id/ cheers people :-) Swarvegorilla
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#8
September 24th 06, 05:00 AM
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G'day.
"George Patterson" wrote in message news:B7gRg.1395$8O1.972@trnddc04... swarvegorilla wrote: While not a live rock purist I have had nice results before. And then woken up to see my new fish has eaten it all! You might check out http://www.melevsreef.com/id/ . Click on anything that strikes your fancy. If Mark says it's "reef safe", you'll probably have no trouble with it eating your critters. Then all you have to worry about is whether it will be nice to your other fish. George Patterson All successes in conservation are temporary. All defeats are permanent. Ok so blue chromis, a dotty back of some type, some sorta small Anthias and maybe a red fire fish or 2 off now to check http://thereeftank.com/forums/index.php looks pretty intense!!
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#9
September 24th 06, 02:41 PM
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G'day.
This is overdue.
plonk DORK!
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#10
September 24th 06, 06:40 PM
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G'day.
"booger" wrote in message ...
Why do you come here? You guys obviously need me. So here i am to stay. Could you show us some pictures of your tanks, Master ?
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