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Okay, now the rockwork makes perfect sense! My favorites: #5 Awesome way to bring the attention to the subjects #7 Speaks to alot of ideas, from the smile to the wedding ring #11 carpet, just carpet--- #12 towels, just towels--- #15 should be a puzzle, seth, actually, the last three I named...

I think a majority of us have a solid color background. For years I went bare backed and loved it. But I have to admit, when I added the blue back, it did improve the look of the tank.

OK a fruitcake, then.. If we could pass a card around the boards. Or could all say we hope the holiday season is a blessing to you and your families, mods. We appreciate your time, your humor, your wisdom, experience and ( ) your patience. You guys Live Rock!

While I don't care for eels in the least bit, Seth, that is nice rockwork! And he does look happy ( ? )

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/243751/congrats-to-contest-winners I had posted a thread to see if they could put the winning photos in one thread, but got no response...

Only if I can do it anonimously....ahhh, there goes that! They definitely deserve more than just our own stellar company! How does it happen?

That was fun, thank you!

Originally Posted by xDave PonieGirl, I'd hardly call 3.5" stunted for a tomato. Their max size is 5.5', that's less than half the smallest dimension of a 20L. They rarely get over 4" unless they're in a huge tank, and a 90 is pretty big for a 5.5" max fish. I'm just wondering if a 6 year old...

Average Size: To an average length of about three feet (36 inches). Minimum Tank Size Suggested: No less than 75 gallons, because even though you may have a smaller specimen it can outgrow a tank rather quickly. Habitat: Predatory bottom dweller that requires plenty of shelter for hiding. Hi...

Your tank is four feet. This info is found on a basic search for the snowflake eel. Average Size: To an average length of about three feet (36 inches). Minimum Tank Size Suggested: No less than 75 gallons, because even though you may have a smaller specimen it can outgrow a tank rather...

Originally Posted by xDave That's a real nice Tomato. I wonder if she'll get bigger when you put her in a 90 :thinking: Why, thank you! I usually don't talk so freely about my tomato ;). She's only about 3.5", but I don't think she'll get bigger than she is. You know the debate, does a small...

Originally Posted by ginarox thanks poniegirl!! i was just wondering the great northwest,,could that be nw arkansas,,i looked at your profile, and your occupation says people and numbers,,,i live in the nw part of arkansas, and when i go to rogers,or bentonville, there is a building that says...

Originally Posted by azfishgal I ordered the book "The Conscientious Marine Aquarist" from Amazon and it arrived today. :cheer: I heard it was "the" book to get and I'm thankful to whoever told me to get it on Amazon. At the lfs store the book was $40+, but on Amazon it was $26. My goal is...

4 year old sponge 4 year old horse 6 year old Salsa! She's tomato and the picture was taken last year, before I erradicated the caulerpa, but I can't find any decent ones of her recently. She was the first (and only) fish in the original 10 gallon, and she's still going strong! Tx for your...

This tank is 3+ years, morphed from a 10, then a 20 long. The sequence started 6 years ago. Next year, a 90! :joy: I only began adding xenias and zoas this last summer, so my growth (well, not MINE) isn't too great. Other than the algae, of course.

Thanks for the photo of the majesty, too. "Someone" else sure had a way with the rockwork, huh? I love actinic photos..the fish look so peaceful!

That's gorgeous! I like the lighter colored backing a lot (go R-Backs!)

Originally Posted by Jerthunter Come on people, lets vote, its not hard, just pick out a picture you like!! With all the entries we should have a lot more votes already! With all of the views, there should be more votes. Don't be shy!

You HAVE to keep us posted! Toxin for toxin... Seriously, though, I certainly hope your mushroom can expell the worm if it needs to. I have been stung by bristleworms and the injury was quite noticable to me for two weeks! Not pain the whole time, but a definite transformation of my skin on that...

Great fish. They do jump. Mine minded his own business and took care of my brisleworms. I miss him a lot. He was replaced by cigar wrasse, which are also great fish (I'm a wrasse fiend) but will soon cause an upgrade, they get big.