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06-21-2013, 03:57 AM
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A few more pics:
   I believe these pics are among the ones taken by Jasper himself. 
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06-21-2013, 03:38 PM
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Very cool!! Amazing job everyone
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06-21-2013, 11:30 PM
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Anthony you are a truly amazing person and all who helped out I thank you.
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06-25-2013, 06:47 PM
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Woohoo! Thanks for the new Micro Reef Tank!
Hello All,
First – apologies for not posting sooner. Jasper has been experiencing some declining health, and with moving into our new house, the hosting of a box-war…and non-stop company, we’ve been swamped! We are all delighted with the BioCube14. Anthony (and his daughter Felicia) and Marie came and spent a few hours setting it up and checked up on it the next day. We are finding it more compelling than television! We have a number of corals whose names we are still learning, a pair of snowflake clownfish Suture and Dex, a cleaner shrimp Sir Edmund Hilary, a mandarin goby Bond, a royal gramma Francisco “Pistols” Scaramanga otherwise known as Paco or the Man with the Golden Gun, three hermit crabs named after sherpas; Tenzing Norgay, Sano Babu Sunuwar (Babu) and Nima Chhamzi, a snail and two tube worms (bonus!) as yet unnamed. Many many thanks must go out to those who donated equipment and fish and corals. Anthony explained how rare some were and how far away they have come from. This has been an excellent gift – not just for Jasper, but for our whole family and has inspired many hours of together-time gazing at the tank. We’ve had quite a bit of action already – the climbing antics of the shrimp and crabs inspiring their names. Also – Bond must have put a hit out on Paco – because he was dead and being devoured by the snail one morning. (We suspect transport shock as we rarely saw it). We are already talking about a replacement with Anthony. The corals have all popped out and everyone seems to be doing well now. Yesterday morning my husband exclaimed “There’s a second shrimp…it must have been hiding all this time – it’s totally transparent!” We soon learned that the shrimp had simply molted – very exciting. We are all learning more about aquaria every day, as are our friends and family. Thanks for getting us started in this fascinating hobby! We’ll post more as our tank evolves. The Mohans
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06-25-2013, 08:02 PM
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friggin awesome
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