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Equipment
Live Rock and Sand
Fish
Snails
Crabs
Corals
Other Animals
Plants and Algae
Twelve Gallon Nano Reef Photos - on their own page.
My Nano Reef Blog - details about the entire process
The current inventory of this tank is below.
This is where I got the tank:
Added 4/26/08:
8 pound bag of live sand with a lot of small shells
Added 4/27/08:
11.5 pounds of live rock
1 Oscellaris clownfish - added 5/21/08. His name is, of course, Nemo.
1 Firefish - added 6/6/08. His name is Jose.
2 Nassarius snails - added 6/5/08.
3 Margarita snails - 2 added 6/5/08, 1 added 6/16/08.
1 Cerith snail - added 6/16/08.
3 Astraea snails - added 6/16/08.
1 Stomatella varia snail - discovered 6/19/08 - hitchhiker.
1 Dwarf zebra hermit crab - added 5/6/08.
2 Scarlet reef hermit crabs - added 5/6/08.
1 Dwarf blue let hermit crab - added 5/6/08.
1 Dwarf yellow tip hermit crab - added 5/6/08.
1 Green zooanthids colony - added 5/21/08.
1 Green star polyps colony - added 5/21/08.
1 Orange and green zooanthids colony - added 6/16/08, two species of corals.
2 Brown mushroom - added 6/16/08, two on one rock.
1 Duncan LPS coral - added 6/16/08.
1 Pavona SPS coral - added 6/16/08.
1 Green star polyps colony - added 6/16/08.
1 Sun coral - added 6/16/08.
1 Pineapple brain coral - added 7/6/08.
1 Xenia - added 7/6/08.
2 Green zooanthid colonies - very small, only a few polyps each, added 10/4/08.
1 Pink dwarf feather duster - added 9/27/08. I named him Dusty.
All of these animals showed up either with the live sand, live rock, or corals.
6+ Small feather duster worms that came with both sets of zooanthids, at least two on one rock and four or five on the other.
1 Pineapple sponge - showed up on the live rock. It was later eaten but some smaller ones are growing.
1 Bryozoan colony - showed up on the live rock, might be a sponge instead.
2 Spionid worms - within the larger green star polyp colony. By late September, these seem to be gone.
Small bristleworms.
Planaria. Early on there were white planaria. By September, the dreaded red planaria/flatworms showed up and are having a great time.
Amphipods - a nice group with some big ones! They mostly come out at night.
Various other small worms.
Five groups of Halimeda macroalgae. The first group has died; the second which is the largest is starting to die; the other three are new as of 9/29/08.
Some feathery macroalgae on the smaller zooanthid colony.
Bubble algae - removed weekly.
1 Fuzzy tip algae.
Various other hard green attached algae.
Coralline algae - pink and purple.
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