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redlobstor · 12/12/2017, 05:09 PM

I guess I better get back to just the 40G for this thread and start new ones for the other setups.

This tank will house my 2 plumed scorpions. I have a 3rd unidentified scorpion that I may put in there as well when it gets slightly bigger. I also have a source for these and may add more as they are not territorial. If they get too big I will move them.

All three scorpions are already eating frozen food which is good.

I've decided this tank is going to be a patch reef on the left side of the tank that leads to a field of grass. Fishbase says the following about the plumed scorpion fish "Inhabits seagrass beds, grassy bays and channels." So from this I think they should be right at home.

I'm going to create a rubble area around the patch reef.

What kinds of macro algae would be appropriate for this setup?

Thanks Jason

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12/12/2017, 05:09 PM	#15
redlobstor Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Kissimmee, FL Posts: 92	I guess I better get back to just the 40G for this thread and start new ones for the other setups. This tank will house my 2 plumed scorpions. I have a 3rd unidentified scorpion that I may put in there as well when it gets slightly bigger. I also have a source for these and may add more as they are not territorial. If they get too big I will move them. All three scorpions are already eating frozen food which is good. I've decided this tank is going to be a patch reef on the left side of the tank that leads to a field of grass. Fishbase says the following about the plumed scorpion fish "Inhabits seagrass beds, grassy bays and channels." So from this I think they should be right at home. I'm going to create a rubble area around the patch reef. What kinds of macro algae would be appropriate for this setup? Thanks Jason Sent from my P00I using Tapatalk __________________ but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord Current Tank Info: 75 Gallon mixed reef. Fish are a powder blue tang and a lightning filefish. Smokeless with some macros growing in the sump.