125G Aquarium Journal - Future Reef

If you really want to catch them the double net method worked for me.. However I also had to take out every piece of LR. I would nudge him along with one (I had a damsel) and chase him into the other.
 
clown-lover said:
If you really want to catch them the double net method worked for me.. However I also had to take out every piece of LR. I would nudge him along with one (I had a damsel) and chase him into the other.
Click to expand...

lol thats what I wanted to avoid. I finally got the rock work the way I want it. I tried the double net method with my sister. The tank is just too big and the rocks don't help. Usually the double net method works perfectly. Thanks for the suggestion :)

I'd just leave em in for a splash of color. They're harmless, and they won't take over your tank with aggression like damsels would.

Tank looks nice!

Consider going used on the lights? Probably get a few 175s or 250s and light that baby up!
Click to expand...

Thanks :) I can't wait to get lights. Sadly I do have to wait until I can save up more cash. I am actually aiming for a T5 setup since I am only going to grow zoas and mushrooms. The electricity bill is paid by my parents right now and they wouldn't be happy with the price jump. I will probably have to take down my 35G FW to save cost even with the T5s.

I might just leave the chromis in for now. I spent 3 hours yesterday trying to get them out and no luck again.

I had another scare though. I didn't know they hide when its night time. I almost had a breakdown when I saw no fishes swiming xD :wall:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
AquariaCentral.com
Top Bottom