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Sneezy · Big-Geek

Very cool 1000, tanks for sharing it.

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Thanks for the compliment..

Jeff · Reef-Geek

Let me add my most hardworking crew member showing off his balancing skill

Sneezy · Big-Geek

Lettuce sea slug?

Jeff · Reef-Geek

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Lettuce sea slug?

SeaHare

Profile · dentrifier

Beautiful seahare shot...

sykowrek · Newbie-Geek

some weird stuff there 100 cant wait for a full tank shot

sykowrek · Newbie-Geek

oooooops i mean 1000

Profile · dentrifier

I might have to hold off on the FTS..

Sneezy · Big-Geek

How come, just crop the stand out?

spinycheek · Insert Custom Title Here

Wow, that was a risky addition! These guys (Phyllidia varicosa) have a toxin called 9-isocyanopupukeane that is fatally toxic to fish and crustaceans. They've been known to nuke tanks because they release that toxin when they get irritated. They really are gorgeous though.

ozzie · Reef-Geek

Fantastic Pics everyone

Sneezy · Big-Geek

Cool looking Nudi Ben, we need some update shots of your tank as well......

spinycheek · Insert Custom Title Here

That's just Andrew's picture that I copied from the beginning of this thread. But yeah, it's a cool nudi, great photograph of it too.

I was just thinking of doing a tank update, water's all cloudy right now though because I was redecorating in it.

Sneezy · Big-Geek

LOL is your water still cloudy?

Thinkin Reef · Greeter Of New Geeks

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Originally Posted by spinycheek

Wow, that was a risky addition! These guys (Phyllidia varicosa) have a toxin called 9-isocyanopupukeane that is fatally toxic to fish and crustaceans. They've been known to nuke tanks because they release that toxin when they get irritated. They really are gorgeous though.

They do nothing to the tank when they die !!

Cos it got chopped up by the power head , it sent the skimmer into over drive. but no damage was done to anything else but the nudi

poor bugger he was great to look at !

billrob71 · Will work for CLAMS

Andrew what are you feeding the nudi's?? I've never had one but I hear they starve and dye in a reef tank.

Thinkin Reef · Greeter Of New Geeks

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Andrew what are you feeding the nudi's?? I've never had one but I hear they starve and dye in a reef tank.

LOL Bill , they only lasted a short time as they got chewed up by the powerheads.

spinycheek · Insert Custom Title Here

Most do starve if they don't get chopped up first. I think that last nudi feeds on a particular genus of sponge.

That's good it didn't kill anything. I've never kept a nudibranch before, but I've heard warnings against keeping Phyllidia nudibranchs because they're much more toxic than most others.

Thinkin Reef · Greeter Of New Geeks

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Originally Posted by spinycheek

Most do starve if they don't get chopped up first. I think that last nudi feeds on a particular genus of sponge.

That's good it didn't kill anything. I've never kept a nudibranch before, but I've heard warnings against keeping Phyllidia nudibranchs because they're much more toxic than most others.

You are right Spiny in saying that they are toxic ,but all of them went through the power head at one stage

, and yet i lost only 1 acro , maybe i am lucky ,it did not wipe the tank out .

[42 (permalink)] Posted by 1000 10-19-2009, 08:12 PM	dentrifier
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[51 (permalink)] Posted by spinycheek 10-28-2009, 03:45 AM	Insert Custom Title Here
Wow, that was a risky addition! These guys (Phyllidia varicosa) have a toxin called 9-isocyanopupukeane that is fatally toxic to fish and crustaceans. They've been known to nuke tanks because they release that toxin when they get irritated. They really are gorgeous though.	Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lakewood, CO Posts: 4,156 Gameroom cash: $1273042 Rep Power: 81
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[53 (permalink)] Posted by Sneezy 10-28-2009, 10:16 AM	Big-Geek
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[54 (permalink)] Posted by spinycheek 10-28-2009, 06:04 PM	Insert Custom Title Here
That's just Andrew's picture that I copied from the beginning of this thread. But yeah, it's a cool nudi, great photograph of it too. I was just thinking of doing a tank update, water's all cloudy right now though because I was redecorating in it.	Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lakewood, CO Posts: 4,156 Gameroom cash: $1273042 Rep Power: 81
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[55 (permalink)] Posted by Sneezy 11-02-2009, 12:13 AM	Big-Geek
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[59 (permalink)] Posted by spinycheek 11-02-2009, 05:56 PM	Insert Custom Title Here
Most do starve if they don't get chopped up first. I think that last nudi feeds on a particular genus of sponge. That's good it didn't kill anything. I've never kept a nudibranch before, but I've heard warnings against keeping Phyllidia nudibranchs because they're much more toxic than most others.	Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lakewood, CO Posts: 4,156 Gameroom cash: $1273042 Rep Power: 81
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