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yes when i first started the tank the clowns were one of the first, i purchased the true and the black and white, the rest were all given to me. the big red guy is rather timid i think it might be a white stripe maroon not 100% sure....but yes that is the biggest clown i have ever seen even...

I was also surprised that the clowns got along so well....specially being all different species.. to this day i still don't have a clue on how they all managed to live with each other... as for the hippos if i can't find anyone with a large enough tank I am going to try to give them back to the...

I have had my clowns for about 5 years now, they all get along... the true, false and black and white are one family, the tomato and maroon are the other.. my tank size is in litters bought here in japan it comes somewhere between 87-89 gallons...as far as the hippos go..they were being...

here are some pics of my aquarium...the clown fish is a monster! and the blue tangs are even bigger

Quote: Originally Posted by Al&Burke Looks good - Tokyo Japan. I can just imagine what is available there in terms of SW fish and inverts the SW fish here in japan are amazing and surprisingly very affordable. The equipment in the other hand is very expensive,

hello everyone, just a little bit about myself been doing the saltwater "thing" for about 11 years now, I really enjoy this hobby I currently have an 85 gallon tank 250w 14000k hamilton MH eheim 2217 filter 2 maxi-jet 1200 power heads nothing else...

the way I got rid of mine for good is I simple burned them with my BBQ lighter, ( the really long lighters) I took the rock close to the surface and I BBQed them, once they feel the heat they try to retract back into the rocks, most of the time it was too later for them. it sounds weird but...

Originally Posted by Eerie Cool tank man! My tank is a 90 gallon, so if yours is working for you, then I'm sure it'll work for me as well. My Bioload may be a but heavier though, but all is good! I did hear that the Remora is quite loud, but I didn't hear that it quieted down, so thanks for...

Originally Posted by Al&Burke Sorry, Where is the picture section of this forum. the photo section is in the forum page, at the very bottom under photography section

my tank is 87 gallons ,there is a photo of it on the picture section of this forum. when you first hook it up its pretty loud! it takes about a good week to quite down, i did by the extra add on ( surface skimmer box) not that great, did see a little difference but not much.

Here is my set up I have an 87 gallon.. I use 2 types of filters in my tank I use the Ehiem 2217 and a japanese style sump that sits ontop of my tank. The sump is filled with ehiem substrat. I was thinking of making my Ehiem more of a water polishing filter, if thats the correct term to use. Any...

Aqua C Remora! I have had mine for 5 years now, the only thing I had to replace was the maxi-jet powerhead and the rubber ring that holds the collection case in place. very easy skimmer to use.

Originally Posted by kai WOW to say the least! your Aquascaping is amazing. I really dont see that type of rockwork very often, where on earth did you find your liverock at? Thanks Kai, It took me about a year to find the rocks I thought were unique, I live in Tokyo so there are about 6...

Originally Posted by mrdc Rocks look good. Didn't know they made an 87 gallon tank. thanks!!!! I bought the tank here in japan so of course it goes by liters. it actually is 86.77 gallons , so 86, 87 its all the same