Thanks!
You bet they are
Thanks!
Thank you!
I've watched all of his videos in the past, absolutely hilarious stuff - honestly, when I got the Sargassum Angler it had been a few days after I watched the video
Thanks!
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Figured I'd just post here again as opposed to making another thread -
Thought I'd show three of the other saltwater setups. The two 10-gallons are covered with green hair algae, but after removing the corals from the tanks and adding them to the 60-Gallon, I could swap off the blue actinic light and add more of a (personal opinion) natural lighting to the tanks. I think that it looks especially good in the Watchman Goby tank - it helps with the nitrates, and comes out with ease when I siphon the tank, so I can't complain too much about it. And yes, the Clown tank could use a little spring cleaning - just did the Watchman's a week ago, so it's the Clown's turn. But with 5ppm on the Nitrates, I'm not too concerned.
So the stock list -
Right Ten Gallon:
-Pair of Yellow Watchman Gobies
-Tiger Pistol Shrimp
-Blue Legged Boxing Shrimp
-Three Misc. Hermit Crabs (Scarlet, Electric Blue, and Orange Banded)
Left Ten Gallon:
-Two Percula Clownfish
-Two Harlequin Shrimp (Very cool to watch them threaten me while algae scraping - crabby little buggers)
-Misc. Hermits
-Misc. Snails
-Red Hi-Fin Banded Goby
60 Gallon:
-Diana's Hogfish
-Giant Prawn Goby
-Exquisite Wrasse
-Turtle Grass
-Misc. Coral
Pics!
Thought I'd show three of the other saltwater setups. The two 10-gallons are covered with green hair algae, but after removing the corals from the tanks and adding them to the 60-Gallon, I could swap off the blue actinic light and add more of a (personal opinion) natural lighting to the tanks. I think that it looks especially good in the Watchman Goby tank - it helps with the nitrates, and comes out with ease when I siphon the tank, so I can't complain too much about it. And yes, the Clown tank could use a little spring cleaning - just did the Watchman's a week ago, so it's the Clown's turn. But with 5ppm on the Nitrates, I'm not too concerned.
So the stock list -
Right Ten Gallon:
-Pair of Yellow Watchman Gobies
-Tiger Pistol Shrimp
-Blue Legged Boxing Shrimp
-Three Misc. Hermit Crabs (Scarlet, Electric Blue, and Orange Banded)
Left Ten Gallon:
-Two Percula Clownfish
-Two Harlequin Shrimp (Very cool to watch them threaten me while algae scraping - crabby little buggers)
-Misc. Hermits
-Misc. Snails
-Red Hi-Fin Banded Goby
60 Gallon:
-Diana's Hogfish
-Giant Prawn Goby
-Exquisite Wrasse
-Turtle Grass
-Misc. Coral
Pics!
Good, glad to hear I'm not the only one! lol, figured the first reply would be someone who completely hated the look, but happy to see that wasn't the case.
Thanks! He's a fun little guy to watch move around, wish they were compatible with more species though
Learned that with a Blue Gudgeon Goby twice his size, lol, whoops. 
I think 22" and 26"? Pretty close if not that, definitely a pair of cool fish!
Thank you! Hoping to get the spearing species someday - very underestimated shrimp. Plenty of people complain on how they find them in their live rock, and end up killing them. I couldn't see doing that to something so...complex.
Gotta love the oddballs!Thank you!
Here is one of the newest additions to the fish room - just got him shipped in, and he is awesome. I plan on doing a venomous tank setup, but we'll see how that goes over time. My main fish that I have been after was the Sea Goblin, but this big guy popped up first. Currently just trying to make sure that he'll eat in an aquarium setting, and then move him over to frozen or freeze dried foods. He clearly eats though
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