Conskis 34 Gal Solana Build

That is odd on the strawberry patch but the dead spot looks like the exact spot I placed my finger to glue it down.. not sure why my finger would have caused that though.. strange, but with caps, even if just a tiny bit is left and alive it will grow back in a short time. If you wanted you could pull the cap off the plug and cut the 2 sides off that are still good and reglue those to 2 different plugs.. they will be very tiny but they will grow back for sure, or just leave it as is.. it will still grow back.
 
im not to keen on fragging just yet, if it can do fine id rather it did it on its own and once the living side are bigger ill frag it, to small for me to feel comfortable enough to do right now!
 
I understand.. I was very afraid of fragging corals myself early on.. it takes some time to get comfortable doing it.

I was hoping to see pics of those Sunny-D's out today dang it... but if there is no change from yesterday there is no point in posting any more pics right now.
 
nope no changes, just rearrangement of the frags and that's it ill post up some pics once the ds are open and i get my wrasse
 
CMONN LOOK AT THIS LOL! JUST COME OUT LITTLE BUDDY!

besides that (pic) i did my first real legit water change, i pretreated the water to specific temp and exact salinity before i even took the water out of the tank, usuall (i KNOW SAD) i just take the water out first and leave the pump running dry for 15 minutes while i rush getting the water to average temp and close salinity.. anything to help the garf plus this way (the correct unlazy way) takes another half hour cause my RO is freezing im sure its alot more efficient!

look at this zoa trying to come out lol:clap:

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i hope so it did this 2 other times (not as much came out) but went back in plus i just fed my chalice (every thursday and sunday) so its a little stressful in the tank at the moment until the mouth gets most of it down but i gave it a pretty big piece, i love this thing :)

cant wait for my 250watt MH

think a tomato clown and a leapord wrasse would be okay in the tank? ive kinda warmed up to my tomato clown, he rarely leaves the back of the tank
 
I am not a fan of clowns being in the same tank as leopards. Clowns can be a little too aggressive at times. The only clown I think would work would be a skunk clown, those seem very peaceful compared to the rest. JMO. You can try it and if it doesn't work out get rid of the tomato if it can't be put in with your Picasso's. It is just hard to get leopards established in aquariums, first 30 days are critical but it takes a year before you can consider a leopard in your tank a success. If it is stressed out by another fish the first 30 days it may not end well for the leopard.
 
lol my Picasso would be so scared of it plus i dont think adding a third fish to a 14gal is smart. ill probably just get rid of the tomato then. not a big deal clowns are my favorites but i have my Picasso so i need something different, and a leapord wrasse is awesome, and the colors would look real good under big MH! alright ill just get rid of the tomclown, it does say on LA that l. wrasses are hard to take care off maybe i should wait
 
Also, your substrate I think is a little too coarse for leopard wrasses. I know you didn't want to hear that.. but if it were me I would take out 50% of your coarse sand and mix in sugar size aragonite sand. Just imagine if you were a wrasse, scared, and needed to dive into the sand for protection.. does the sand you have look like it would be comfortable diving head first into? ;)
 
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