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So, I think it might be a tiger tail cucumber. But, too light compared to other pics I've seen. What's your thought? PS-I like the new format. :D

Thanks for the help. I'm glad (not really, sorry it happens to you too) others feel my pain. I think I am going to try to pick the big stuff out one of these days and get more sand. I wanted a deeper base anyways. Hope fully I don't nearly drowned again.:scared: Also thanks for the tip on...

I also found out that if you take video footage, play it back on the TV and use the remote to pause, etc. you can then use the remote to turn that frame into a photo. It stores it on the card. The quality is much better this way. (not sure if you can do w/out remote though)

Careful, I hear its illegal to take any sand in Florida. Something to do with the imorting of it I think. Better check with your State. I found the number for the Dept of Environmental protection. Phone: (850) 245-2161 or (850) 245-2163 This is Hawaii's Law:The taking of sand, coral rubble...

Now that I have some critters digging in the sand and what not, The top layer seems to have the larger sand pieces while the fine stuff settled down. Should I sift the larger grains out? If yes, How?

Looks like Creme Brulle to me. (custard desert with carmalized sugar topping)

Anyone know what species of Hawaiian damsel the Brown guy is?

Originally posted by rgaskins My wife wants to know what kind of camera was this taken with? Thanks I used a digital video cam. Suprisingly the quality came out pretty good. Usually the still shots on the card are pixelly. I belive it is a Sony Digital 8. Video quality is great. I was...

So, any comments/suggestions? I'm actually pretty happy with everything. I even like the pics I took.:D Hopefully i'll get a few more fish soon. thanks ivanfj

They all love to be in the tank, but check out the grin on that blennie

coral banded shrimp x 2 (they seem to get along)

Any one Know what type of hawaiian damsel this is? I got 2 of them.

My Muppet

Fish or Muppet?

My hawaiian spotted puffer (I call it the underwater bumble bee because of how it swims)

front view

another angle

this is a picture of mine. It was on top of my powerhead and I knocked it off to get a good shot.

I looked up some bristleworms and it deffinatly doesn't look like any of those I saw.

the one in the pic is not mine, i got it off a web site for comparison. I'll try to get a pic of mine, but it found a spot and hasn't come out lately. it has a short whiteish fan that comes out of its "mouth" like black cucumbers have.