new to the site posting pic of my setup lmk what you think

[Corpus7]

hows the tank coming sharkguy?

 

[sharkguy]

hows the tank coming sharkguy?

sorry for the delay, christmas and the new year around here has be hectic, the tank is coming along great after giving away the leopard shark the parameters have been slowly dropping ever since im about 75% of where everything needs to be, from where it was a couple weeks ago (all off the charts), heres some pics of everything since the last update ill try to get better ones if needed, let me know......

 

[mysis]

Looking clearer, beecause you are having parameter probs, i think you should sell/ give away more of them. that tank would IMO look better as a full blown reef. Also how is you sea horse coming along?

 

[sharkguy]

*UPDATE*

i took more pics but they came out dark n look no diff then the pics above, i tested to day water is absolutly perfect, 0 ammonia 0 nitrites 20 nitrate 8.4 ph water i crystal clear from end to end and front to back (back when my ammonia was off the chart i could see fine from front to back but i couldnt see end to end it was to clody that way) but just letting you guys know the tanks finally doing great i still have intentions of getting rid of the nurse sharks but havnt found them a good home yet will keep everyone posted

 

[bigcoupebmw]

I've looked into seahorses before and everything I've read and heard is that they are very hard to maintain. I too beleive that it will eventually be a snack for the sharks!

As for the 10g salt h2o tank. I have an Eclipse 12 up and going for almost 3 years. I used 20lbs of live sand and 18-20lbs of live rock. I have never performed a water change. I just replace the evaporated water with RO. At one time I had seven fish and they lasted over a year. I moved and lost a couple in the move. Other than that, I still have the original fish and they seem to be happy and healthy!

Good luck!

 

[sharkguy]

I've looked into seahorses before and everything I've read and heard is that they are very hard to maintain. I too beleive that it will eventually be a snack for the sharks!

As for the 10g salt h2o tank. I have an Eclipse 12 up and going for almost 3 years. I used 20lbs of live sand and 18-20lbs of live rock. I have never performed a water change. I just replace the evaporated water with RO. At one time I had seven fish and they lasted over a year. I moved and lost a couple in the move. Other than that, I still have the original fish and they seem to be happy and healthy!

Good luck!

the seahorse is in the 10g, sounds like a nice setup :bowing:

 

[sharkguy]

well i made some videos of them eating today heres some links......u can see the water quiality too much better lmk what u think so far...

http://youtube.com/w/Nurse-Sharks-Still-Feeding?v=V4izAzot7Bk&search=Fish Shark

http://youtube.com/w/Nurse-Shark-Eating?v=fmRXUVnoq5U&search=Fish Shark

http://youtube.com/w/More-Nurse-Sharks?v=JgUxhS1__6A&search=Fish Shark

this one is when it was first setup a long time ago......

http://youtube.com/watch.php?v=zw3S7phdxdI


heres the main page for the videos maybe its eaier to watch them from here....

http://youtube.com/profile_videos.php?user=chevyman46933