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[pheasant29]

Well here is an attempt to show off my tank.

 

[pheasant29]

WOW! It worked. Now that i know how to do it. I will try to keep it updated. I hope you enjoy.

 

[PRC]

Good looking tank pheasant. What kind of fish do you have in there?

 

[pheasant29]

Thanks. Its a work in progress. I only have 2 so far.A black neon damsel and a yellow clown gobie.

 

[Bifferwine]

It looks very nice! The flowerpot is stunning. It makes a great centerpiece coral.

 

[Solarfall]

Definetly a cool looking tank. Especially the Goniopora.

 

[pheasant29]

Thanks again.The live rock had so much living on it. It changes the way the tank loooks. It was coverd in halmidia,sponges,clams ,oysters and several differnt plants or macro algae.Do you think that is a gorgonia, in the pic behind the gobie. It was almost dead when the rock came in. And now has been growing back strong. Also what do you think the plant is that the gobie is resting in?
I will take a pic today of another intresting thing on the rock and post it in the identify forum. Thanks again

 

[Hiker4twenty]

Looks very good. Thanks for sharing.

 

[reeffreak]

Oh wow,very nice!

The goni is beautiful!

 

[coolhandgoose]

That tank looks fantastic!

 

[ggNoRe]

HOLY #^%@&! That is one huge Goniopora coral. Always happy to see new tank builds. Keep us updated. :mrgreen:

 

[yote]

Great looking tank.:D

 

[dcantucson]

:bowdown: You've done a great job! :bowdown:

 

[pheasant29]

New additions!





Pair of gold band maroon clowns and a frag of pulsating xenia.

 

[Jmck]

Very nice clowns, great additions :)

 

[ggNoRe]

+1 I'm starting to like maroon clowns more and more.

 

[Bifferwine]

Maroons are definitely some of the more beautiful clowns. I also like skunk clowns a lot.

 

[coolhandgoose]

Nice additions!

 

[pheasant29]

Couple more pics. I even named the first one
EYE SEE YOU

I have three sargassum plants that survived my live rock shipping from Florida.They are all growing. This one will need pruning sooner or later.

Our new green button polyps

just a wider view

 

[Bifferwine]

Those aren't actually green zoas -- those are button polyps. Very similar though! The button polyps will take food if you gently squirt some meaty stuff at them with a turkey baster.