mapleredta;615203 wrote: At around the :46 second mark, is that an aiptasia? That thing is huge. Beautiful tank!!! I love P.B. tangs.
Yes :doh:
I was supposed to be picking up some peppermint shrimp and/or an aiptasia eating filefish at the meeting, but someone forgot to bring them...I misplaced my insulin needles for injecting kalk paste. Picking some up tonight but won't get to use them until Monday. (edit: well I was planning to pick up some needles at the store I'm at, but the pharmacist won't sell them to me unless I'm buying insulin with a prescription, despite AL law stating that he can sell me needles no problem).
I also have a few clumps of bubble algae and was supposed to be getting some emerald crabs at the meeting, but again, they were forgotten.
I also have cyano in one little area, and it's probably from lack of maintenance on my part since I've been busy with work lately and will be out of town this weekend.
Overall though, fish are fat and healthy, corals are growing well, and the tank has literally been running on cruise control since November (water change once a month, fish fed at 10am, skipping every 4th day), and skimmer cup emptied every two weeks. It's been really nice to wake up and enjoy the tank with the lights on for a few hours before I leave for work, and then come home and not find water across the kitchen floor.
The PBT is everyone's favorite. I like the pink tail trigger, but after 4 months, it's still very skiddish and will really only come out of hiding for me (it will realize when unfamiliar people are in front of the tank and stay in the rocks).