Enigma & Hubby's 40 Gallon Breeder Reef

[Enigma]

Fish Shots: August 4, 2012

Tiger (from Golds)



Tam (from Golds)



Nemo (from Red Coral)
Nemo's colors really are that gorgeous. I love the black "dusting" on him.



No name (Big Al's)





There are also three green chromis in the tank, but they're impossible to get good shots of. They aren't permanent residents (I keep saying that).

The fish namer (wearing shorts over his pj pants, and Kleenex stuffed up his nose)

[Enigma]

Wow. I really need to wash that wall!

[Enigma]

Coral shots: August 4, 2012

From reefwars



From reefwars



From Snappy



From reefwars



From sphelps (this one is green, but looks quite brown in the photo)

[Enigma]

More corals . . .

From Red Coral



From Piscies



From Snappy



From Snappy



From sphelps (Snappy's orange mushie is in the background)



From sphelps (colours off in photo)

[reefwars]

looking great shelley , corals look like the are doing awesome cheers

[Enigma]

That's all of the photos that turned out half decent. Excuse my algae.

We do now have a blue tuxedo urchin, but it is working behind the rocks where I can't get a photo of it.

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by reefwars

looking great shelley , corals look like the are doing awesome cheers

Most are doing very well. Sadly, the Duncan I got from you does not like this system at all. Every time I move it back in to this system it starts losing heads. How weird is that? It is housed in a separate 30 gallon tank, downstairs, all by itself. I may build a little nano just around the Duncan.

[Nano]

That's a twin spot goby you didn't have a name for Shelley nice little fishie

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by Nano

That's a twin spot goby you didn't have a name for Shelley nice little fishie

He's a great little fish. We held off naming him because I wasn't sure how long he was going to last: based on everything I had read about them (after I bought him ).

It was a lot of work to get him eating frozen. But he does eat frozen now. I started off by injecting his food into the sand in my 10 gallon, and now he'll pluck mysis out of the water column (as long as it is only floating an inch or two off the sandbed). I'm keeping an eye on his physique. I'm not injecting anything for him right now, as my sandbed in this tank is crawling with pods and I want him to eat them. He is, and my population of pod eating flatworms has all but disappeared (I don't actually see any, anymore).

He spent around six weeks in the hospital tank, and he's been through a two week PraziPro and a four week Paraguard treatment (all of the fish in the system have).

I think we can name him now.

[daplatapus]

Mine's named Dotty