New Arrival at 3C
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by tommy » Sun Dec 03, 2006 6:09 pm
musta mga clown gobies nyo? i think mine died coz i never saw it again after i placd him sa main tank...either that or sobra galing nya magtago...la din ako makita body...sayang cute fish pa naman...
Tankless...last tank lasted 2Y2M5D!
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by jolt26 » Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:19 am
Welcome to ReefPhilippines!
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90g main tank w/ DSB, 80g fuge
Konting isda
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http://s1.gladiatus.ph/game/c.php?uid=18795
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90g main tank w/ DSB, 80g fuge
Konting isda
Hero of Rome
http://s1.gladiatus.ph/game/c.php?uid=18795
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by chris » Fri Jan 05, 2007 10:53 am
guys tru percs available at 3c at very reasonable prices... dami din iba ibang fishes... punta na
18 gallon seemless tank
WEIPRO PH 2010 CONTROLLER
lighting: 4 t5's!!! (1 BluePro, 1 Sunpro 10KK, 1 Aqua blue 12K, 1 Midday 6.4KK)
REEF OCTOPUS RECIRCULATING SKIMMER DNW-110-6520
PHOSPHATE REACTOR (aquaz purephos)
20 gallon sump/refugium w/ macroalgae
WEIPRO PH 2010 CONTROLLER
lighting: 4 t5's!!! (1 BluePro, 1 Sunpro 10KK, 1 Aqua blue 12K, 1 Midday 6.4KK)
REEF OCTOPUS RECIRCULATING SKIMMER DNW-110-6520
PHOSPHATE REACTOR (aquaz purephos)
20 gallon sump/refugium w/ macroalgae
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by randell » Fri Jan 05, 2007 10:56 am
saw some big cleaner shrimps there... along with some true (?) percs, or something resembling it... small blue tangs and a wide array of choices. Saw blue face angel too... and finally, saw Chris & Raine there.. hehe.
80 gallon Rimless Elos Tank
Reef Maniac Beckette Skimmer
Eheim Return Pump
Marine Hub Lumenarc/Alanod Refloctors
250w Metal Hallide Lamps
Teco Chiller
SPS, LPS, etc.
http://randelltiongson.com/
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Reef Maniac Beckette Skimmer
Eheim Return Pump
Marine Hub Lumenarc/Alanod Refloctors
250w Metal Hallide Lamps
Teco Chiller
SPS, LPS, etc.
http://randelltiongson.com/
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by randell » Fri Jan 05, 2007 1:28 pm
80 gallon Rimless Elos Tank
Reef Maniac Beckette Skimmer
Eheim Return Pump
Marine Hub Lumenarc/Alanod Refloctors
250w Metal Hallide Lamps
Teco Chiller
SPS, LPS, etc.
http://randelltiongson.com/
Marine Hub @ Animal Depot (Metrowalk)
Follower of Jesus Christ
Honor God, Make Disciples
Reef Maniac Beckette Skimmer
Eheim Return Pump
Marine Hub Lumenarc/Alanod Refloctors
250w Metal Hallide Lamps
Teco Chiller
SPS, LPS, etc.
http://randelltiongson.com/
Marine Hub @ Animal Depot (Metrowalk)
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by chris » Fri Jan 05, 2007 1:46 pm
18 gallon seemless tank
WEIPRO PH 2010 CONTROLLER
lighting: 4 t5's!!! (1 BluePro, 1 Sunpro 10KK, 1 Aqua blue 12K, 1 Midday 6.4KK)
REEF OCTOPUS RECIRCULATING SKIMMER DNW-110-6520
PHOSPHATE REACTOR (aquaz purephos)
20 gallon sump/refugium w/ macroalgae
WEIPRO PH 2010 CONTROLLER
lighting: 4 t5's!!! (1 BluePro, 1 Sunpro 10KK, 1 Aqua blue 12K, 1 Midday 6.4KK)
REEF OCTOPUS RECIRCULATING SKIMMER DNW-110-6520
PHOSPHATE REACTOR (aquaz purephos)
20 gallon sump/refugium w/ macroalgae
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by randell » Fri Jan 05, 2007 3:24 pm
80 gallon Rimless Elos Tank
Reef Maniac Beckette Skimmer
Eheim Return Pump
Marine Hub Lumenarc/Alanod Refloctors
250w Metal Hallide Lamps
Teco Chiller
SPS, LPS, etc.
http://randelltiongson.com/
Marine Hub @ Animal Depot (Metrowalk)
Follower of Jesus Christ
Honor God, Make Disciples
Reef Maniac Beckette Skimmer
Eheim Return Pump
Marine Hub Lumenarc/Alanod Refloctors
250w Metal Hallide Lamps
Teco Chiller
SPS, LPS, etc.
http://randelltiongson.com/
Marine Hub @ Animal Depot (Metrowalk)
Follower of Jesus Christ
Honor God, Make Disciples
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by jolt26 » Fri Jan 05, 2007 5:49 pm
Welcome to ReefPhilippines!
______________________________
90g main tank w/ DSB, 80g fuge
Konting isda
Hero of Rome
http://s1.gladiatus.ph/game/c.php?uid=18795
______________________________
90g main tank w/ DSB, 80g fuge
Konting isda
Hero of Rome
http://s1.gladiatus.ph/game/c.php?uid=18795
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by philaquarist » Fri Jan 05, 2007 6:48 pm
Hi guys,
Just in case any of you guys need it, the only true sure-fire differentiator between Amphiprion Percula and A. Ocellaris is the number of spines/rays in the dorsal fin.
Regardless of coloration, A. percula has 10 (or sometimes 9) spines in its dorsal fin, while A. ocellaris has 11 (but very occasionally 10) spines.
So if the fish has 9 or 11, you're pretty sure of its ID. If it has 10, 90% of the time it's A. percula, but there is a 10% chance it's A. ocellaris. Careful when counting: the dorsal fins of most specimens is mainly in the red/orange part, but also extends into the middle white band.
Coloration (though very subjective) was once the "acid test", but the accuracy is now in question, especially nowadays that various color hybrids have been tank-bred for both species.
Now, if we could only get these fishes to stop moving while we count....
HTH,
Phil
AMPHIPRION PERCULA WITH 9 SPINES IN ITS DORSAL FIN
AMPHIPRION OCELLARIS WITH 11 SPINES IN ITS DORSAL FIN
THIS THING SEEMS TO HAVE 10 SPINES IN ITS DORSAL FIN. WHAT IS IT???
Just in case any of you guys need it, the only true sure-fire differentiator between Amphiprion Percula and A. Ocellaris is the number of spines/rays in the dorsal fin.
Regardless of coloration, A. percula has 10 (or sometimes 9) spines in its dorsal fin, while A. ocellaris has 11 (but very occasionally 10) spines.
So if the fish has 9 or 11, you're pretty sure of its ID. If it has 10, 90% of the time it's A. percula, but there is a 10% chance it's A. ocellaris. Careful when counting: the dorsal fins of most specimens is mainly in the red/orange part, but also extends into the middle white band.
Coloration (though very subjective) was once the "acid test", but the accuracy is now in question, especially nowadays that various color hybrids have been tank-bred for both species.
Now, if we could only get these fishes to stop moving while we count....
HTH,
Phil
AMPHIPRION PERCULA WITH 9 SPINES IN ITS DORSAL FIN
AMPHIPRION OCELLARIS WITH 11 SPINES IN ITS DORSAL FIN
THIS THING SEEMS TO HAVE 10 SPINES IN ITS DORSAL FIN. WHAT IS IT???
marine aquarist since 1970
SYSTEM A: display reef tank (for zoanthids & corallimorphs)
90-gallon main tank with built-in refugium
35-gallon sump
SYSTEM B: display reef tank (for octocorallians)
90-gallon main tank
35-gallon sump
20-gallon remote deep sand bed
SYSTEM C: grow-out reef pond
330-gallon reef pond
50-gallon sump
25-gallon remote algal scrubber
25-gallon remote deep sand bed
45-gallon remote frag tank system
15-gallon refugium / pod tank
SYSTEM A: display reef tank (for zoanthids & corallimorphs)
90-gallon main tank with built-in refugium
35-gallon sump
SYSTEM B: display reef tank (for octocorallians)
90-gallon main tank
35-gallon sump
20-gallon remote deep sand bed
SYSTEM C: grow-out reef pond
330-gallon reef pond
50-gallon sump
25-gallon remote algal scrubber
25-gallon remote deep sand bed
45-gallon remote frag tank system
15-gallon refugium / pod tank
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by philaquarist » Fri Jan 05, 2007 11:00 pm
marine aquarist since 1970
SYSTEM A: display reef tank (for zoanthids & corallimorphs)
90-gallon main tank with built-in refugium
35-gallon sump
SYSTEM B: display reef tank (for octocorallians)
90-gallon main tank
35-gallon sump
20-gallon remote deep sand bed
SYSTEM C: grow-out reef pond
330-gallon reef pond
50-gallon sump
25-gallon remote algal scrubber
25-gallon remote deep sand bed
45-gallon remote frag tank system
15-gallon refugium / pod tank
SYSTEM A: display reef tank (for zoanthids & corallimorphs)
90-gallon main tank with built-in refugium
35-gallon sump
SYSTEM B: display reef tank (for octocorallians)
90-gallon main tank
35-gallon sump
20-gallon remote deep sand bed
SYSTEM C: grow-out reef pond
330-gallon reef pond
50-gallon sump
25-gallon remote algal scrubber
25-gallon remote deep sand bed
45-gallon remote frag tank system
15-gallon refugium / pod tank
- philaquarist
- reefphilippines supporter
- Posts: 357
- Joined: Thu May 04, 2006 8:16 am
- Location: Philippines
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