addictedtochins
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Get him a wheel to run in, I bet he'd love one
So jealousThanks! I recently added some corals, so I have a bit more than what is in the picture. Right now I have a bubble anemone that is being hosted by a maroon clown, frog spawn, various colors of zoanthids, yellow polyps, green & purple ricordia, green & red mushrooms, a tree coral, toadstool leather coral, green star polyps, green trumpets, waving hand xenias, and pulsing xenias. Think I got them all)
I love the sexy shrimps, but I always fight with myself spending $20+ on any invert lol. Most of my corals came from my boyfriend's frags or him buying them for me as gifts. I did have a cleaner shrimp but I think he's gone, haven't seen him in a week or so.So jealousI only have a couple corals at the moment. I did pick up a mini maxi anemone and 3 sexy shrimp yesterday. They are just the coolest little critters. I don't think they've moved from the anemone since I got it. Haha.
They are $20 around your way? I got mine for $10 a piece at Petco. But this LFS near me is selling them for $18 a piece. I'm getting in some corals tomorrow. A frogspawn, peppermint acan, and green candy cane coral (trumpet coral) I'm so excited!I love the sexy shrimps, but I always fight with myself spending $20+ on any invert lol. Most of my corals came from my boyfriend's frags or him buying them for me as gifts. I did have a cleaner shrimp but I think he's gone, haven't seen him in a week or so.![]()
I would never buy fish from our local petco. The last one i got was sick and wiped out my whole tank. As I'm sure you know marine life is expensive.Petco always has really cheap saltwater stuff but our Petco stopped carrying saltwater. Last Sexy Shrimp I saw at a local fish store were $35Congrats on your new corals!
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I beg to differ- the saltwater itself is obviously more expensive than just turning on your faucet to fill up a bucket and throwing some water conditioner in. I prefer to buy the saltwater already mixed rather than mix it myself. At $3.00 a gallon, the bigger your tank is, the more money you have to spend on water to do water changes and it gets really expensive. I generally spend around $40-50 every two weeks on water changes alone. Not to mention all the supplementation you have to put in if you're keeping corals, and buying good quality foods for your fish who are usually much more picky about their foods than freshwater. You really have to keep up on your water changes in a salt aquarium as well- fresh seems to be more forgiving if you stretch out the time between water changes.Setting a saltwater tank up is expensive but once you have it set up and going it's no worse than a fresh water tank.![]()
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