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- 01-04-2004 01:36 AM #1Moderator
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Featured Member Series 1-04
For our first Featured Member in 2004, we are pleased to display naser and his 120 gallon reef!
Be sure to check out all the details of nasers reef!
http://www.reefland.com/feature104.php
Congrats naser!
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- 01-04-2004 04:06 AM #2Governor
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- 01-04-2004 05:40 AM #3Moderator
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Definately well deserved!
That is amazing what you have done in 1 year Naser! Your approaches are simplistic and obviously working for you. The only question I have for you is calcium related, Do you have a Ca Reac.? or use 2part or drip Kalk? Other than that Awesome Job! I love the caps!
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- 01-04-2004 05:42 AM #4Governor
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only bionic and tropic marine calcuim additives...
- 01-04-2004 09:16 AM #5Moderator
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Congratulations!
Very nice. I agree with Scubadude, your caps are gorgeous!
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- 01-04-2004 10:47 AM #6Moderator
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Way to go DUDE!!
Awesome tank!!!
I love the simple approach, I've been using Lime from the Grocery store now and I've never had so much growth!!!
Congrats!!!!Last edited by Poseidon; 01-04-2004 at 10:50 AM.
- 01-04-2004 11:21 AM #7Admin
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Congrats!!!
I agree with everyone on the simplistic approach and always felt that words like "keep it simple,stupid" were the best advise in the hobby
Again,congrats and I couldn't think of a better choice,it is remarkable to have this kind of growth in one year without fancy gadgets ;)Kind regards,
Gene.
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- 01-04-2004 01:50 PM #8Moderator
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Who says SPS corals grow slow?
- 01-04-2004 05:17 PM #9
Congrats
Well done Naser
I am totally stumped at your before and after pic that is unbelievable growth for one year and your not using a cal reactor Amazing you must be using a lot of calcium supplement because thats a lots of stoney coral growth .
Well done your tank is awesome
- 01-04-2004 05:23 PM #10Governor
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Naser, congrats and well-deserved!!!
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- 01-05-2004 07:00 AM #11Contributing Member/Moderator
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Great tank with beautiful colors. Well done
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- 01-05-2004 09:06 AM #12Governor
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Great Job!
Can you post some pics of the fish?? I think Scopus tangs are great looking and don't know too many people who keep them!
The swirls on your caps are terrific!
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- 01-05-2004 11:28 AM #13Governor
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the fish are real hard to take pics of.. they never stop moving. might be the gemini powerheads too lol...
- 01-06-2004 06:08 PM #14Sponsor
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Congrads!!! Very nice indeed.
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Very nice! Love the color and growth form of the capricornis. Looks like you may be needing a bigger tank in a year or so from your growth rate
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- 01-07-2004 07:35 AM #16Contributing Member/Moderator
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I think he will need to have one sooner than that, unless he drastically frag his corals. 6 months max.
Originally Posted by kevinpo Very nice! Love the color and growth form of the capricornis. Looks like you may be needing a bigger tank in a year or so from your growth rate
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- 01-07-2004 11:46 AM #17Moderator
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Hey, this sounds like a contest to me! Originally Posted by Minh Nguyen
Guess when naser will need a bigger tank!
Closest to the actual date wins.....HIS OLD TANK
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- 01-07-2004 06:26 PM #18Governor
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no way. i just frag the caps like crazt now.. you can see in some pics that there are frags at the sand bed of the orange cap allready. i have to remove like 3 or 4 inches every other month. on each.
- 01-08-2004 10:14 PM #19Council
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hey...
nice tank.. congrats as well...
do u have a list of corals u have in ur tank?
i was just curious if ur leather and lps (if u have any) affect ur sps.. i've read posts that the shed or toxins from them affect the sps...
nice tank
ghost smiley ->
- 01-11-2004 05:22 PM #20Governor
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i only have that one leather.. it seems to love the enviroment its in. lots of light and calcuim.
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