2 Videos/ 6 month update of my 225g reef tank

[Tangwich]

So it has now been approx 6 months since I set up my 225g (total system of approx 300gallons) and I finally got around to taking some videos of it. Not the greatest of quality but hopefully you can still enjoy it somewhat.

Please excuse my camera hog (Blonde Naso), he's such a ham. You can see on his belly the couple of burns from getting to close to an anemone, but that Haddoni nem has been removed now.

All constructive critism is greatly appreciated and taken into consideration. The second part/video is next to the first part. Enjoy.

Here is a picture right before I removed the Haddoni anemone.

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc159/dee1queen/DSC00328.jpg


http://gi261.photobucket.com/groups/ii77/1SIL9LQ4OM/th_tankpart1.jpg (http://gs261.photobucket.com/groups/ii77/1SIL9LQ4OM/?action=view&current=tankpart1.flv)

[Untamed12]

Looks great!

Aside from being a camera hog...the blonde naso looks like he's a bit thin. See if you can get more Nori into him.

[Tangwich]

Good observation, I'm speculating some internal worms or something because this guy eats more than everyone else combined. I especially target feed him with a sea squirt, and now feeding him more variety including marine cuisine, nori, pellets, mysis and emerald entree so I'm hoping to fatten him up soon. The lfs I bought him from didn't do a good job of feeding him.

[tbittner]

Soak the nori with selcon, zoe, and garlic. That should help.

Great video and beautiful reef! Looks like you have really good flow in the tank too.

[Tangwich]

Selcon, zoe and garlic...got it. thanks Tbittner.