New Video of My Red Haddoni

[Deepsea2005]

The Skunk clowns seem getting along well.
I just added 25 yellow tail blue damsels, they are getting along well so far, too.
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[galkito]

Just impressive!

[darrenduds20]

Absolutely stunning . My red has just had a rock fall on it , its torn it slightly i just hope it pulls through .

[OrionN]

Very nice and very natural. I am very interested in how this tank do in the long run. Please keep up update.

[cuse1]

That is SWEET!!!

[Deepsea2005]

Thanks Galkito, Darrenduds20, OrionN, and cuse1.

Darrenduds20, Haddoni is very hardy, I'm sure it will pull through.

OrionN, I hope the clowns will live happy together. Will see what happen after a year or two.

[mnchartier]

How deep is that sand pile? That's a very nice idea. Beautiful haddoni

[SDguy]

What an awesome tank! Thanks for sharing.

[Deepsea2005]

Thanks mnchartier and SDguy.

mnchartier, the pile sand is about 6". There are rocks beneat the sand.

[Daniel62]

Great job:) And I am also looking forward to see how this tank fairs into the future.

Good luck.

[BonnieMiller]

Really Impressive just beautiful great job....

[flakey]

very nice...

[Deepsea2005]

Thanks Daniel62, BonnieMiller, and flakey,

[Wifi]

Nice.

[seamonkey84]

Just beautiful!

[Deepsea2005]

Thanks Wifi and seamonkey84.

[adityaw]

That's an awesome tank, any more pictures of the tank?

[Deepsea2005]

Thanks adityaw.
I just took some pics of the tank for you.

http://www.wamas.org/forums/uploads/gallery/album_42/gallery_143_42_580387.jpg

http://www.wamas.org/forums/uploads/gallery/album_42/gallery_143_42_1078563.jpg

http://www.wamas.org/forums/uploads/gallery/album_42/gallery_143_42_646762.jpg

[Ron Popeil]

such a great look!

[tassod]

Thats amazing, thanks for sharing

[Deepsea2005]

Thanks Ron Popeil and tassod.

[maddmaxx]

off topic, but really like the look of the blue damsels. should do well with such a large group...

[Ron Popeil]

if you get bored, you should replace those blue damsels with a mass of domino damsels....

[OrionN]

Those yellow tail blue damsels are among the most docile of all damsels. I love them in my reef tank.

[Deepsea2005]

Thanks Maddmaxx, Ron Popeil., and OrionN.
I was thinking about the domino damsels, too.
Let's see how this group turns out in a few months.
If they are survive, I will add the dominos.
Wish me luck.

[msmith619]

What size tank is that and what lighting do you have for the anemone? Also, high flow or low flow?

[Deepsea2005]

msmith619,

Here you go:
Tank is about 150g 40"x36"x24" tall.
Lighting: two ATI SunPower (6 bulbs each)
Midium flow: tunze 6000 and a mini Tunze

[msmith619]

I have a 125 (4x2x2) reef tank and want to add either a pair of true Perculas, Onyx, or Orange skunks. I have successfully kept BTA and LTA for several years. I moved and set up this new tank.

Livestock: 1 Rock Beauty, 1 Hippo tang, 2 Royal Gramas, 1 Yellowhead jawfish, 2 Pajama cardinals, 2 yellowtail damsels, 2 Talbot's damsels, 1 firefish, 1 cleaner wrasse. I know the angel and tang will get bigger but, I don't think it is overcrowded.

Lighting: Reefbreeders Photon 48 LED
Flow: 1200 GPH return pump from the sump, 2 Korella 1050 Powerheads, 2 Korella 425 nano powerheads.

It has a 4 inch deep sand bed.

Is the lighting and flow sufficient for one of the carpet anemones? If so, what kind could I expect to support successfully? I was thinking either several red BTAs or maybe one of the carpets if the tank has the right lighting and flow.

Here is the tank:
http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy12/msmith619/120%20Galon%20Reef%20tank/IMG_0386-1.jpg (http://s773.photobucket.com/user/msmith619/media/120%20Galon%20Reef%20tank/IMG_0386-1.jpg.html)

I don't want to buy one of the carpets if my system is not able to support it.

[darrenduds20]

That setup we'll be adequate for either, gigantea or haddoni.



I have a 125 (4x2x2) reef tank and want to add either a pair of true Perculas, Onyx, or Orange skunks. I have successfully kept BTA and LTA for several years. I moved and set up this new tank.

Livestock: 1 Rock Beauty, 1 Hippo tang, 2 Royal Gramas, 1 Yellowhead jawfish, 2 Pajama cardinals, 2 yellowtail damsels, 2 Talbot's damsels, 1 firefish, 1 cleaner wrasse. I know the angel and tang will get bigger but, I don't think it is overcrowded.

Lighting: Reefbreeders Photon 48 LED
Flow: 1200 GPH return pump from the sump, 2 Korella 1050 Powerheads, 2 Korella 425 nano powerheads.

It has a 4 inch deep sand bed.

Is the lighting and flow sufficient for one of the carpet anemones? If so, what kind could I expect to support successfully? I was thinking either several red BTAs or maybe one of the carpets if the tank has the right lighting and flow.

Here is the tank:
http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy12/msmith619/120%20Galon%20Reef%20tank/IMG_0386-1.jpg (http://s773.photobucket.com/user/msmith619/media/120%20Galon%20Reef%20tank/IMG_0386-1.jpg.html)

I don't want to buy one of the carpets if my system is not able to support it.

[Daniel62]

Yes your tank will work, just remember that they can spread out up to 24 inches. and pretty much what ever they touch will be toast.

[msmith619]

Cool! I think there are 2 nice front sandy spots to put two Haddoni anemones. I have to be careful though. The yellow-head jawfish home is that cluster of shells right below the Rock Beauty at the front of that rock. Don't want him to be anemone food!

[Deepsea2005]

msmith619,

Your tank is very nice.

[hreef]

My skunks want to come over! Lol! Absolutely beautiful!
Oops

[hreef]

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/10/01/6y4unade.jpg

[hreef]

Beautiful!