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Your shrimp are looking good man!

Those female BB are nice!

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thanks dude i couldnt see them for a couple of weeks, i had started to think id lost them! Shrimp crack got them out of hiding! 

I found a berried panda last night ? And my cull tank has some babies and berried gals so ill have to keep an eye on what develops in there! 

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3 hours ago, Mitch91 said:

What's that plant in the top photo Buck?

camaroon moss, if you interested in some it could do with a trim. 

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I did a bit of a CRS cull last night, ditched a heap of males not showing good enough colours. as you can see in the pic of the CRS on the cameroon moss the red part just behind the head hasn't got solid colour and has a faded area. i found a bunch of boys with the same thing and off they went to the 6ft 

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These images are amazing @buck!

Its hard to cull sometimes but well worth the effort!

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1 minute ago, newbreed said:

These images are amazing @buck!

Its hard to cull sometimes but well worth the effort!

Thanks dude, yeah culling has gotten easyer the more i do and as i see the results i actualy enjoy it haha its just getting enough time to watch and catch the duds 

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The exact same part isn't very solid in a lot of my crs too I'm working on it though :-)

Culling sure can be satisfying and it takes patience to see the results. It's a good excuse to setup more and more colonies anyway :-)

It's good to see this thread alive and well and awesome to see your rack so successful Buck well done!

Will

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On 9/11/2016 at 10:16 PM, buck said:

 

camaroon moss, if you interested in some it could do with a trim. 

Woo!  Thanks Buck.  The moss made it just fine.  Time to whip up a new driftwood pieces.

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On 9/12/2016 at 8:36 AM, revolutionhope said:

It's good to see this thread alive and well and awesome to see your rack so successful Buck well done!
 

cheers dude, i will hopefully have more time to post and play with the tanks now work has settled down, so expect more up dates :D 

 

19 minutes ago, Kaylenna said:

Woo!  Thanks Buck.  The moss made it just fine.  Time to whip up a new driftwood pieces.

no worries at all :) 

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