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Larry-T · 05-29-2005, 07:37 PM

I've just gotten two tanks (a 29 and a 30) switched over to SW and have some live rock and a few inverts in each. I'm sort of letting things condition right now and planning on how to convert the other 30, the 20L and the two 20H tanks to SW and complete my marine section of the fishroom.

I had a talk with Robert Goldstein yesterday about it and he's really into SW breeding these days. I'm thinking of Bangais, of course, but also possibly dotybacks and/or some gobies. I figure the best way to feed the fry is to keep some live rock and use DT's Phytoplankton as the basis for their initial food. If I start on some of the shrimp, Aquatic EcoSystems has some feeds for various stages in their growth.

MACNA is this September, so I intend to go pick a lot of brains there.

05-29-2005, 07:37 PM	#5
Larry-T Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Near Washington, DC Age: 59 Posts: 101	I've just gotten two tanks (a 29 and a 30) switched over to SW and have some live rock and a few inverts in each. I'm sort of letting things condition right now and planning on how to convert the other 30, the 20L and the two 20H tanks to SW and complete my marine section of the fishroom. I had a talk with Robert Goldstein yesterday about it and he's really into SW breeding these days. I'm thinking of Bangais, of course, but also possibly dotybacks and/or some gobies. I figure the best way to feed the fry is to keep some live rock and use DT's Phytoplankton as the basis for their initial food. If I start on some of the shrimp, Aquatic EcoSystems has some feeds for various stages in their growth. MACNA is this September, so I intend to go pick a lot of brains there.