New 90 gal FOWLR set up

Oh and the anemone is doing fine.

What did you use to clear up the outbreak you had? Ordered my rock today so hopefully next weekend I can get my tank set up.....

dawgwe1 wrote:What did you use to clear up the outbreak you had? Ordered my rock today so hopefully next weekend I can get my tank set up.....

I pulled the worst rocks out and scrubbed them off in water from the tank while doing a water change, turned the lights off for a week on the DT, added macro and a light to the sump and increased the magnesium level. Its not completely gone but hopefully it will be soon. I turned the lights back on for a short period. I dont have coral that needs a lot of light in it, so I didnt have to worry about that.

A few new occupants to the 90. Added a few emerald crabs.
4 blue head chromis. They are sooo cute. I have the lights off so as to not stress them while acclimating them. They were hiding for a while. Started venturing out not too long ago.
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A new Tube Anemone
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And An Urchin, Hes kinda like a tuxedo urchin, but he is purple and white.
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Here are a couple better pics
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thats a nice start to that tank

Heres a short video of the 90
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The 90 has got a new occupant. He/She is sooo cute. Getting along real well with the chromis.

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little guy looks great
now he has way more room to swim

I'm envious... one day! sigh! Nice tank lilfishie.

Looks really good, you did a good job of setting the rocks up.

Well the tank is coming along. A few new occupants. A 6" squamosa clam. Imoved my 10" squamosa into the tank this weekend. Also added some mushrooms and leather corals.
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Very nice setup

The 90 has a new occupant. He/she is a juvenile orange shoulder tang.
This is what he will look like when he grows up
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This is him now.
He is the solid yellow fish. Kinda looks like a yellow tang, just slightly different shape.
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I love the transformation some of the SW fish go through. He looks like he'll be gorgeous!

Yeah, its amazing the drastic color changes some sw fish make from juvenile to adult. Check out the difference in the Emperor Angelfish. Comepletely two different patterns and colors.
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Just thought I would share an updated video of the 90 gal tank
Occupants
4 blue head chromis
Blue hippo tang
Orange shoulder tang
Aust. yellow assessor basslet
Flame hawk fish
Spotted green mandarin
Purple urchin
2 squamosa clams
Tube anemone
Green bubble tip anemone
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Its been a while. There are a couple new occupants and new coral. I will post some new pics soon.

Added a pair of Rainfordi Gobies

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Couple new corals
Dendronephthya
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Plate Coral Not the best pic. I'll get a better one later
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Better pic of the plate coral

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That red mushroom looks great lorrie

I dont know if anyone remembers, but a while back I posted about my anemone getting chopped up a bit in the power head. Well he is doing just great. I got him a host today. Here is the new addition to the tank.
Very young gold stripe maroon clownfish. Took about 5 seconds touching the anemone twice and he was hooked.

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Glad to see he made a full recovery

Picked up a couple new fish friday. The wrasse (twin spot) is going into the frag tank. He's still young and small.

I finally found the Powder Brown Tang I wanted. He is going into the 90. They are both under observation right now but looking great. Very active and eating well.


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Couple more pics

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So how many fish is in your tank?

Do you have a snowflake eel yet??

No snowflake. they get too big

I have 5 tanks
fish list is
pair black ocellaris clowns
pair orange ocellaris clowns
1 plantinum clown
1 picasso clown
1 saddle back clown
1 gold strip maroon clown
4 blue head chromis
1 black stripe chromis
1 tail spot blennie
1 diamond goby
1 yellow aust. assessor basslet
pair rainfordi gobies
2 flame fin tamini tangs
1 yellow tang
1 blue hippo tang
1 powder brown tang
1 orange shoulder tang
1 flame hawkfish
1 green spot mandarin
1 red mandarin
1 zebra stripe dart fish
1 pajama cardinal
1 hawiian saddle wrasse
1 twin spot wrasse
1 golden moray eel

I probably forgot someone.

Looks great.

wow I forgot about this thread. LOL
The tank has changed a bit since then.
Here is a FTS of it about 4-5 months ago. And a couple closeups. It has grown a bit more since this pic.

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Well, the 90 is changing a lot. That pink colt coral and the green polyp toadstool is no longer in that tank. Really opened the tank up. More space. Neither are the chromis and the orange shoulder tang. The blue hippo tang is coming out hopefully next weekend.

I dont think I introduced you all to Helix II. Hes new to the tank.
He is a marine betta. Named Helix after the Helix gallaxy. II because I lost my first helix a year ago after fighting an infection for 3 months. Anyway There will be new occupants in the future. Actually I did add the diamond goby from the 34 gal tank I had.

Here is helix

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How long till you move the orange shoulder to the 180

The orange shoulder has already been moved. I caught it and moved it in this last friday June 1st.
The Blue Hippo Tang is the next one to go in. I hope to catch it this friday. Then my purple tang. Hes going to be real easy. Hes been in the small trap many times. I was really surprised to see him go in it. The door was only open about 2" and he would just slide right in.