Breeding Ocellaris. Caught them in the act
Breeding Ocellaris. Caught them in the act
Minh
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Tridacna crocea with Linckia laevigata
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Tridacna maxima with Green Montipora capricornis. My M. capricornis is really that green. This is a top down picture with the water motion blured the picture somewhat
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Acanthurus japonicus
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Acanthurus leucostermon
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Alveopora gigas
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Very very nice.
How about some full tank pics?
Scott
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"But of the reeftank of 125 gallons, thou shalt not tap on it: for in the day that thou tappeth thereof thou shalt surely die."
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It is really hard for me to take full tank picture. Some how the picture's color never come out right.
Minh
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That's a bummer. From what i can see, i would guess that your tank would be awsome.
Scott
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"But of the reeftank of 125 gallons, thou shalt not tap on it: for in the day that thou tappeth thereof thou shalt surely die."
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So beautiful~~
Thank you for sharing them~
beautiful pictures, how big is your tank? I love the clams!![]()
April
Thanks everybody.
Lovesalt, My tank is 450g, 4 year old.
Minh Nguyen
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Awesome, just plan awesome
Barry
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Yeah, I agree with Barry-plain awesomeOriginally posted by Barry N.
Awesome, just plan awesome
Barry![]()
Minh,I wonder if the tank changed since the January of 2002 when it was the tank of the month in AA magazine? I mean,did you do any major fragging or anything like that?
Kind regards,
Gene.
Images from my previous tank http://s264.photobucket.com/albums/i...on%20reeftank/
I did several major prunning. Remove lots of corals. I also removed about 200 lbs of rocks. The last 100 lbs was removed about 4 weeks ago. It seem that I have much fuller tank now than I did at first. I know that I added well over 120 lbs of Ca reactor in media and a huge amout of kalk into my tank. I have loss cout of the number of 20 lbs CO2 tank I have filled.
There is a huge mass of 20 inches each side (L/W/H) mass of LR in my tank that is mostly dead corals that grew in my tank. Most of this mass is made by a green Montipora sp. It grew in plates and the send verticle projection 2-3 inches in height, then form plates again. The lower shaded part would just form the reef structure, only the top living. I placed various corals on top of this Montipora and essentially use it as live rock. I use a screw driver to beat it back when it encroach on my other coral, and let it grow where it does not bother other corals.
I started to have some algae in my tank, and have being changei water more often lately,a nd added a PM Bullet XL2 skimmer since Xmas. It does help the water quality and decrease algae in my tank.
I got to try to get a full tank picture. I think I must tank it at night with full light and no flash. Will try to do this this weekend. I took a picture of my T. gigas, but it look terible. The color was completly untrue. I don't know how to adjust the color to make it look live like so I did not post this picture.
Minh
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Minh,
FWIW, I could never take a tru color pic of the tank either. It has to be completely dark in the room I think and even then I had problemsAfter I played with the settings on my CP885, it is a bit better but the blues and some red colors are still far from being tru color as I see it in the tank. It is fast becoming a hobby within the hobby
If you succeed,please post the updated pics.
Kind regards,
Gene.
Images from my previous tank http://s264.photobucket.com/albums/i...on%20reeftank/
Minh,
FWIW, I could never take a true color pic of the tank either. It has to be completely dark in the room I think and even then I had problemsAfter I played with the settings on my CP885, it is a bit better but the blues and some red colors are still far from being true colors as I see it in the tank. It is fast becoming a hobby within the hobby
If you succeed,please post the updated pics.
Kind regards,
Gene.
Images from my previous tank http://s264.photobucket.com/albums/i...on%20reeftank/
BEAUTIFUL!!!!![]()
David
Minh, what beautiful pics you have posted. The clams are just awesome. You have both the powder blue and brown tangs?? How cool is that?? They are awesome fish. Very beautiful!!!
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A. japonicus is a very underrated tang. It is really beautiful tang and, IME, relatively easy to car for. It is much hardier than the Powder Brown Tang. I got it to fatten up in the sump, and use to eat Nori from the clip. When I put him in the main tank (450g) he was chase into the rock structure for two weeks by the PBT. I feed him using a Nori clip put into the area where he hides. After 3 weeks, he was just one of the boys with the other tangs.
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