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Originally Posted by crzyfshygy THATS AWESOME!!!! Do you work there??? I love that place. I do not work there...just have many friends who work there...and I spent more time there than I did at my own house, when I lived in Chicago.

Just saw this post...and Iv'e been out drinking...not the best time for me to answer questions. But, I will certainly email you tomorrow, when I'm sober.

Originally Posted by sleasia Better red starry hermit pic AW2 ***) got to get a macro, got to get a macro... That's actually not a macro shot...it was just a regular, auto shot, with flash.

Originally Posted by dan hanna sorrry man i can't do it for 200.....this light is worth more then 200 Yeah, but the moonlights are damaged and not working and the fixture is also 9 months old...meaning, 9 month old bulbs, that arent burning at their normal spectrum. And, the bulbs are...

Great Red Starry Hermits pics, sleasia... Here's mine: No clue what the camera settings were, but it's shot with my Olympus C-8080. No editing software was used on that pic.

Originally Posted by crzyfshygy My water sparkles with this thing.....I was at the SHED AQUARIUM in Chicago a few months back. This place is aquarium muesum....its like Disney, all they used were the ETSS Skimmers, and this place cost millions. Of all the skimmers they could use...it was...

Originally Posted by N_Sarno AW.. that is a crazyyyy looking fish! What kind is that? :notsure: Originally Posted by mystic7 Wow, is that a Rock Fish!?! Don't they eat just about any other fish you could put in your tank? That is a Commersons Angler...he was just a baby at 5" long. They'll...

Damsels arent keeping your nitrates high. What other fish do you have in the tank and what size tank are we talking about?

Originally Posted by NateP206 they have a normal life span as any octopus 1-2 years they r gaint pacific octopus so they get much bigger. i think the biggest one they have had there was some where around 400lbs Incorrect. Giant Pacific Octopus do not live the same life span as their smaller...

Originally Posted by Oozy I saw recently a 2' Hawiian Dragon Eel for around $1,200. which i guess isnt that outragous, but its the most expensive animal ive seen -Oozy- I was offered $7,000 for my Hawaiian Dragon and turned it down.

Originally Posted by fiji_blue I heard once that an octo escaped its tank and somehow broke into the QT and ate all the fish and went back to its main tank. I thought this could be made up. What do you guys think? Possible or impossible? That's actually a true incident. It was an octo that was...

Average life span for octos that are most available in the hobby is 12 - 14 months. It's just their natural life cycle. Some species can live for years, but they're species that are endangered, rare, get too big, or a deep water species. There are 2 sites, that I know of, that sell aquacultured...

Originally Posted by unleashed I would not concider 6 months to be a total success IMPO thats for any species.granted these fish only live 2 yrs max life span in compairison to countlesss yrs of other species. but by keeping an octopus for just 6 months has shortened its life span by a...

When I said "what was the time frame", I was asking how long you've kept an individual ceph...1 week, 6 months, a year? Originally Posted by bimac AW2, By the way have i seen you on Tonmo? I used to visit quite frequently. Then, I just got tired of posting a question and it sitting there for...

When you say you've kept one...what time frame are you talking about? I dont remember anyone, in any octo thread on this board, where people have said they're 100% impossible to keep. I've kept two and some other people here have successfully kept them as well. They're definately not for the...

Originally Posted by Yimmy I can top everyones. 450$ for a mated pair of queen trigs. Cool though because they spit water out and made the LFS close down 3 times because they flooded the place, tehy were just sold though. Incorrect info. Queen Triggers do not pair up...they mate and then leave...

Originally Posted by MilwaukeeM No, no, no.... Like I mentioned in my paragraph I never had any intention on getting all of those fish, I was basically giving a list of fish that I would liek to get and seeing which ones were compatiable, thats all.... Well can the blue line & clown trigger live...

Thanks for all the compliments, guys!! HSanchez, I'm shooting with an Olympus C-8080 and no, I was not using a tripod. This is fantastic camera and I'll swear by Olympus (best brand of camera, period, in my book). I'm planning on putting this one up for sale within the next month or two, and...

Been working on my macro skills, lately and found these little guys at work. Here are just some other, random shots, using macro. 1/4" long, white fuzzy mushrooms Very small, juvenile Wolf Spider (maybe 3/4" - 1" across) My little Moth buddy (no idea what species) Hope you guys like. :D