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Thanks!! I was hoping to catch his eyes in focus but .. he moved.
 The camera I'm using has a decent macro but the focal range is razor thin in the super-macro mode. Camera is an Olympus C5000, it's actually sort of a hand-me-down from my wife, I bought her a newer Olympus for Christmas last year... I have a DSLR but the annoying thing is the cards it uses, don't fit in the laptop's card reader so I have to *find a USB cable to download pictures* (how quaint!). So I end up using this more often than not.Myka, I'm not really certain. It's a little like a ribbon gorg but also different.. I actually at one point earmarked a frag of this one for you but you .. kinda .. never came back to Calgary since we last talked about gorgs.  Fishoholic - well, I'm hoping they'll take to the majano's. The raccoon that I lost in that tank crash last month HAD been eating them. Only thing he was also started eating pieces of the green brain. We'll have to see how these guys do, from what I've read, things like zoanthids and palys may be on the menu but if they eat majano's that will be a small price to pay to rid my rock of those things. I have them everywhere !! I regret that I took a bit of a "live and let live" approach with these when I first noticed them.
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10-26-2009, 11:03 AM
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Tong I love the cube. The clams are looking sweet too. Nice selection of fish there man..
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10-30-2009, 02:43 AM
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So, quick update, 5 days in with the new butterflies, and easily two thirds of the majanos that I knew of are gone. Still a couple in harder to reach areas but, hey, day 5!! Wow.
Aiptasia on the other hand are so far unaffected by the looks of things.
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10-30-2009, 03:31 AM
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10-30-2009, 04:01 AM
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Hopefully they'll turn to the Aiptasia after they clean up the Majanos.
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10-30-2009, 05:57 AM
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Very nice tank Tony. You may have been asked this question before, but what is to become of this cube when you get the 280 up and running?
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