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very beautiful pictures. what is # 4 ?

Originally posted by erikandstacie Good pictures. The Fox and the Shrooms are very nice! thank you erikandstacie for your complement, i got lucky with the fox coral, they are hard to keep , but this ones doing great,i have had it almost a year now, and the mushrooms started as one, and it...

thanks BillB i know what you mean about money, in this hobby we can only get a little at a time, but i think it makes us more appreciating of what we do get and it makes our tanks even more beautiful because we do take the time and choose carefully, and we learn about the corals we are...

Originally posted by BillB Nice looking...what did you get for a camera? thanks JLM the mushrooms are called hairy mushrooms i believe, i started with one, then it split, and it split again, and again. they just keep on spliting, the one mushroom i started with wasn't very expinsvie at all, i...

# 12 group shot of some of my corals i hope you all enjoyed these as much as i enjoyed taking these pictures. this is the last one, any comments are most appreciated. thanks tonya

# 11 yellow leather

# 10 these are my new zoo's got them the same time as the trumpet

and # 9

#'s 8 and 9 are my favorite, this is my pride and joy, this is realy the colors of my rosetip, she is huge.

# 7 pompom xenia

# 6 pinktip torch

# 5 some of my mushrooms

# 3 is a little blurry, i guess i shook when taking pic. but here is # 4 it's a better shot

# 3 greentorch.

# 2 this is my new trumpet, just got it 2 days ago.

i thought i would share some pic's with every one, i just took these about an hour ago, with my new camera, it's awsome, i hope every one enjoys them. the first picture is my fox coral.

mine are active all the time, and the only time they switch shells is when thy kill one of my snails for it. mine are on the move night and day.

hi kpk, it sounds like your clown is wore out and tired from being picked on. if they are both males, the larger one will eventualy take over the tank, he will keep the smaller one at bay, untill he will eventually starve to death, i hope this is not what is happening in your case. but i'm just...

i just use scalding hot water and a scrub brush thats for the tank only. i don't want to accidently miss somthing while rinsing what ever i'm cleaning. you just never know!

all four of my tangs cost a total of $ 175.00 dollars, and they live happely together. they have been in the tank for almost three years.