Big happy family (Video)

Whatigot · #1 03-11-2009, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by sphelps

Pretty hard to photoshop a video wouldn't you say?

The ribbon eel is the oldest, probably around 2 years. The lionfish would be next at just over a year. Then the frogfish and engineer goby at about 10 months. Then the seahorse at about 8 months and finally the scorpion fish at 2 months.

I might have to experiment with the octopus and compatibility but you never know, stranger things have happened

Thanks for the comments everyone, yes it is an unusual tank for sure and I for one really enjoy it. The tank also houses 6 clams and one is about 12" wide!

cool fo sho.
Way to do your own thing in your own tank.
and you did say on your other thread that your octo needed a few toys....

sphelps · #2 03-12-2009, 01:05 AM

FTS

Aussie Acans

Plate Coral

Marlin65 · #3 03-12-2009, 03:13 AM

Very nice impressive tank.

rocketlily · #4 03-12-2009, 03:34 AM

Very nice tank. Do you have any trouble keeping the Anthelia under control?

sphelps · #5 03-12-2009, 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by rocketlily

Very nice tank. Do you have any trouble keeping the Anthelia under control?

aaah.. yeah! My next project will be removing all the soft corals in the tank just sticking to clams and nice LPS.

Thanks again for the comments folks

justinl · #6 03-12-2009, 04:31 AM

now that's a stock list. Im loving the activity of the ghost eel... he always that active or only he it thinks it's about to get fed? also, red rhinopias... drooool.

sphelps · #7 03-12-2009, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by justinl

now that's a stock list. Im loving the activity of the ghost eel... he always that active or only he it thinks it's about to get fed? also, red rhinopias... drooool.

The eel isn't always out, only sometimes and always when food is in the tank. And yes that rhino is awesome. Did I mention everything is feeding exceptionally well on frozen food?