Saltwater Kicks Serious ass!
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yeah, some cool and interesting set-ups posted... especially the tank with the horeshoe crab, has alot of "more unsual" residents than the typical clown-tang-angel mix!
the photo of the undulate trigger is cool, actually i just saw one at a lfs, a chain store at that! had been quite some time since i last saw one for sale.... they also had a sohal tang for sale, and i noticed the price of that was alot cheaper than when i last saw one for sale....
to the guy contemplating the set-up for the octopus, a couple thoughts... you know about aros ability to escape out of tanks??? well, ya have not seen anything yet when it comes to octopus and their abilities... have to have the tank super-sealed!!! also, you are aware that they are very short lived i assume... a year to a year and a half for most all of em, unfortunately! also, cuttlefish have alot of that wow factor as well, have shorter and fewer tentacles and the ability to change colors though nowhere near the level of the octopus... the big drawback is they have a really poor rate of surviving shipping... ifn ya can find one at a lfs that is already acclimated and eating check it out!
the photo of the undulate trigger is cool, actually i just saw one at a lfs, a chain store at that! had been quite some time since i last saw one for sale.... they also had a sohal tang for sale, and i noticed the price of that was alot cheaper than when i last saw one for sale....
to the guy contemplating the set-up for the octopus, a couple thoughts... you know about aros ability to escape out of tanks??? well, ya have not seen anything yet when it comes to octopus and their abilities... have to have the tank super-sealed!!! also, you are aware that they are very short lived i assume... a year to a year and a half for most all of em, unfortunately! also, cuttlefish have alot of that wow factor as well, have shorter and fewer tentacles and the ability to change colors though nowhere near the level of the octopus... the big drawback is they have a really poor rate of surviving shipping... ifn ya can find one at a lfs that is already acclimated and eating check it out!
here are some of my fish
blue lined gruper
lookdown's and maj. fox face
people don't realize how skiny lookdown's realy are
marbled bigeye
antenna lionfish
my short bigeyes, red snapper and snowy gruper
blue lined gruper
lookdown's and maj. fox face
people don't realize how skiny lookdown's realy are
marbled bigeye
antenna lionfish
my short bigeyes, red snapper and snowy gruper
here are some of my fish
blue lined gruper
lookdown's, maj. fox face and dog face puffer
people don't realize how skiny lookdown's realy are
marbled bigeye
antenna lionfish
my short bigeyes, red snapper and snowy gruper
blue lined gruper
lookdown's, maj. fox face and dog face puffer
people don't realize how skiny lookdown's realy are
marbled bigeye
antenna lionfish
my short bigeyes, red snapper and snowy gruper
skot said:heres my frog fish
he can eat fish larger then himself. found that out last week when my yellow tang went missing.
skot
that fish is too too cool
I have a Yellow Tang, 2 True P. Clowns,Royal Gramma, 2 Damsels, 1 Long Nose hawk fish, Dotty Back, Mandarin fish, 6 Line Wrasse, Lawnmower Blenny, and a Pepperment shrimp plus Brittlestar's and 1 unknown star fish.
I love salt fishies
I love salt fishies
