yote
In Memoriam
I believe that if its got a stinger,I've been stung by it:grumble:
But a Foxface stings not that bad,unless your allergic.About the same a wasp sting.
Bob's Ghetto Build!
- Thread starter Melonbob
- Start date
I believe that if its got a stinger,I've been stung by it:grumble:
But a Foxface stings not that bad,unless your allergic.About the same a wasp sting.
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Marietta, GA USA
probably one of the worst
Melonbob
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Yellowknife, NT
so nothing like a lionfish then?
yote
In Memoriam
About half as bad.
Melonbob
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Yellowknife, NT
ummmm, I'll just try and avoid both
yote
In Memoriam
Thats the best route.Both hurt like hell.
Piggy
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Elkridge, MD
Look great. Look at him at night with a red or blue light. Better yet take it's pic with the tank lights out. You'll see him in camouflage.
Melonbob
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Yellowknife, NT
Bought a few new pieces today, nothing spectacular.......
Micromussa
and a coral banded shrimp I bought cause it was cool looking all upside down
Micromussa
and a coral banded shrimp I bought cause it was cool looking all upside down
yote
In Memoriam
Great looking additions.
Hope that coral banded dont take a liking to fish and coral flesh.
Hope that coral banded dont take a liking to fish and coral flesh.
Melonbob
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Yellowknife, NT
no, pic 2 is a plate coral
I didn't know coral banded shrimp ate coral/fish? Hes not any bigger than my cleaner
I didn't know coral banded shrimp ate coral/fish? Hes not any bigger than my cleaner
Piggy
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Elkridge, MD
Great additions. Great pics.
yote
In Memoriam
Coral bandeds had rather hunt than scavange.Not to bad untill they get bigger,then they tend to go after fish.I had one when I first got into the hobby.It took a liking to zoanthids.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
Good luck with the coral banded. They are well known to catch and eat fish. If I were you, I'd get it out as soon as you can, before it gets settled. They are not reef safe.
Oscarsdad608
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- belleville,wi
They are bastards IMO. That plate is awesome, feed it every now and again and it should do great. Did you get your new lights yet. I was gone for a few weeks and don't now if I misse it.
Melonbob
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Yellowknife, NT
still no light, due jan 7-9.
I cant believe this shrimp is so deadly, I went and read up on them and everything.....he's only an inch long!!! lol
I cant believe this shrimp is so deadly, I went and read up on them and everything.....he's only an inch long!!! lol
Oscarsdad608
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- belleville,wi
If you are ording replacement bulbs from the same company you may want to order them now. That way they will be there when it is time to replace the bulbs in a year.
Melonbob
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Yellowknife, NT
lol, yer funny......~~q:
acutally, the people have been waiting for aquactinics longer than me, something about 60"+ t5's that take manufacturers forever to make em
acutally, the people have been waiting for aquactinics longer than me, something about 60"+ t5's that take manufacturers forever to make em
reeffreak
Reef pro
- Location
- Clarksville,Tn
I'm in love of your micros.Great pics as usual Melon.
I hear all these horror stories about CBS.I had one with a skunk and peppermint shrimps for over 5 years.It never bothered any of the fish or corals.I guess keep it well fed.
I hear all these horror stories about CBS.I had one with a skunk and peppermint shrimps for over 5 years.It never bothered any of the fish or corals.I guess keep it well fed.
