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Originally Posted by Flricordia Looking good. Thanks Flricordia.....your tank is awesome.....

From a few weeks ago, things have been moved around, but still recent.

Originally Posted by Reef_Dart21 im going to be honest that title did scare me until i read the rest of it..........but still great pics Naughty boy!!

Some more........

Just a cheap Kodak CX7430. Nothing fancy. But, I have to admit that I have to take a ton of pics to get one good one. LOL!! But, I guess even the expensive ones do that too.

Some pics of my tank.

From what I can see, the color is orange? Good size piece. The pic is too small though. Good find on that one!! Welcome to the boards!!

AquaKnight, you bring up a very interesting question, what is it that these fish lack in our aquariums? I would have to say that probably the main reason for a low survival rate would be that they are enclosed. Most of the angelfish species swim really far from their home base to forage for...

I exchanged koralia's with this member and was extremely pleased with the outcome. Communication was great, sent me the tracking code for his box, as I did the same. Excellent transaction, will trade, sell with him again.

Well, from all the replies I think I have decided to exchange my MX 15,000k bulbs for the Phoenix 14,000k bulbs. Thanks for all the help. I really appreciate the feedback!! You guys are the greatest. I'll let you know how I like them. I'll take a photo of the tank before and after too. A pic is...

Welcome to the boards Bobby. The Rock Beauty is indeed one of the hardest angelfish to keep alive due to the fact that they eat tunicates, sponges, zoo's, and algae. In our tanks we can usually supply them with algae, but the rest can be very expensive to feed and without proper lighting will...

My foxcoral. Foxcoral with fire shrimp. Green open brain. Hawaiian feather duster. Green plate coral.

The hawaiian punch zoas sold, or still available...very interested.

Agree with Saltn00b, pics of the blue would be great....I might be convinced that way!!

Bumpidy, bumpidy......Anyone ever put two different kelvin lights in the same tank?

Excellent. I wish you and your new additions a long life together.

I got your pm, not sure I want anymore yellows, but will contact you if I change my mind......this can happen at any time! LOL. I know what you mean on being pricey...mine was $120, but well worth it. But, I have to admit I had to stop and think pretty hard to invest that kind of money on a...

Both are very pretty, but they get very large. I am known for pushing the limits, so do your water changes.....extremely important. It can be done, but be diligent in upkeep on the tank to keep the parameters in check.

I am doing the bump to see if anyone can answer my question on two different kinds of bulbs in the same tank.

Interesting A sea K. My tank is 24" deep. My RBTA is way up top now, and like yours hasn't moved in 2 yrs. My clams are also up top. I will do some more research on this, I hadn't thought of that. Thanks for the insight. Sometimes what ain't broke we shouldn't fix, just for our tastes. The tank...