Dave's 57g SPS Build (Pic Heavy)

DAS212

DAS212

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Okay, uploaded some pics to my comp, hopefully this works!

Here is one of my Yuma's, He is my personal favorite doing very well, I have one of his offspring on another rock.
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My garf bonsai and original purple monster frag coming along quite nicely, unfortunately I recently lost my ORA peralberry so If you have a frag let me know!
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Mr clam from reefwise
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DAS212

DAS212

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I also want to add that Brian from reefwise was extremely helpful. He lent me a bucket and tubing and even filled a bag with fresh frozen octopus for them to eat.
 
Reeflogic

Reeflogic

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Dave those are fricken sweet. Lets see some pics of them cruising your tank! Don't forget eels are slippery little bastages, if they can find a way out they might, so secure it up!!
 
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jklyczek

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Are you putting those eels in the reef? I thought they eat like everything including fish/cuc/shrimp....? If they work out I am so getting a pair.
 
DAS212

DAS212

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jklyczek said:
Are you putting those eels in the reef? I thought they eat like everything including fish/cuc/shrimp....? If they work out I am so getting a pair.
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Yes, this is day 4 of having the eels in the reef. So far no problems but it is obviously to soon to tell for sure. However I do have two cleaner shrimp, one of which hangs out in the same rock area as the biggest eel of the pair. I also have two small clownfish and a royal gramma that are in close proximity to the eels and there have been no signs of aggression. From what I have read online it's not that these eels don't eat these fish, it's just that they are too small to do so. There isn't really a whole lot of information out there about caring for these guys especially a pair but I have been feeding them octopus that chop up. Just put it on the end of a stick used for kabobs.
 
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