re: Coral pics posted on BCAquaria
 

The file size limitation is too small to post my pics on here so here's a link to my picture thread on BCA.

http://www.bcaquaria.com/forum/viewt...605&highlight=

http://www.bcaquaria.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10602

Thanks for looking.:)

Anthony

how long have you had that basket star?, i heard they are hard to keep

I like!

They look great Anthony :biggrin:

Crabs,

I "rescued" the feather star from a LFS a few weeks ago. It had been there for 3 weeks without being fed & it seemed to be in ok shape. I feed it daily with a mix of cyclopeeze & reefroids in my softies tank. I placed it in the corner where the Seio PH stream pushes all the food particles, so it seems to be quite happy there. It has moved around maybe 4" since I got it but always goes back to the original rock & opens up. I know these feather stars have a lousy record for captive survival, but I'm hoping that a lot of TLC will make this one the exception.

[insert "fingers-crossed" smilie] :)

Anthony

I really like your LPS tank, that Hammer is HUGE!!! I love the two towers of rock on each side with the open plain in the middle. Great job.

Whens the tank tour to your house!!! wow simply amazing would just love to get the chance to see in person

Kyle

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Hey! I like the rock-scaping in the dual 65. hope you don't mind if I borrow that concept for my 65 after I move?

If you want to see it in person, I work at home so am available much of the time. My number is 604-677-7254. I'm in Burnaby, 5 min. East of Metrotown.

Our home now houses approx. 627 gallons of fresh & saltwater tanks, with 3 fw fish, 1 fw shrimp, 3 reef, 1 seahorse & 1 nano tank. Glad we moved to a bigger place. :)

We also have a canary & lovebird, so my animals run the place.

Anthony

Hi Anthony

The tanks look great as usual. You have the best rock work of all the 65 Gal tanks I know. I always enjoy viewing your tanks.

Tom R