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01/16/2016, 09:34 AM | #51 |
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are you growing any Galaxaura filamentosa ?
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01/17/2016, 10:45 PM | #52 |
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01/17/2016, 11:25 PM | #53 |
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nice tank
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01/29/2016, 11:12 AM | #54 |
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01/29/2016, 12:26 PM | #56 |
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Thank you for the id. I have been looking in the subforum for some ideas of a Pico macro tank and that species caught my eye because of the color and form.
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01/29/2016, 01:06 PM | #57 | |
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Somewhat similar in appearance and requirements is G. Hayi, which is absolutely excellent and very, very easy to grow and keep under control. Here's a chunk of G. Hayi in my tank:
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01/29/2016, 02:50 PM | #58 |
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Thanks for the heads up. I guess I need to start my own thread asking for information.
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02/22/2016, 02:45 PM | #59 |
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New guy here! I love the look and functionality of the macro! I'm wondering if I might be able to add some to my tank. I have a Condy nem (unintentionally purchased) which I'm afraid will kill or hurt anything i put in there. Any idea if it would kill or hurt the macro?
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02/22/2016, 03:37 PM | #60 |
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It won't hurt macros. It's actually a good thing to have the condy nem in your tank first. This way it can wonder around your tank, without stinging other inhabitants, until it finds its home.
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09/21/2016, 05:08 PM | #62 |
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WOW! Where do you usually get your macros from? They are gorgeous, as is your artistry in the arrangement. I have just set up a 50gallon that is going to be macros, soft corals and Gorgonians. Where do you get your seahorses from? There are several on-line captive breeders/distributors, but I'm not sure which are the best?
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02/17/2019, 03:36 PM | #63 |
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Is this tank still alive?
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