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i got my first yuma on sunday! heres a pic. with flash without flash(closer to true color) what do you think? would you call it pink or purple?

yeah ive been mostly on manhattanreefs.com. i stop by here just to check your beautiful ricordeas.

let's see a new fts!

amazing coraline coverage!

hey dimartini, the book The Conscientious Marine Aquarist discourages beginners to have tanks under 40 gal. i have had F/W experiences so i have aquired some skill, but do you think a 24g nano is to hard for a beginner s/w tank?

:( i loved that brain :(

awww i love the sunken ship!

yay!!!! full tank shot???? sry but it's been so long!

more pics!!! ***) ***) ***)

go to www.manhattanreefs.com its great and you can go to frag swaps and all my username's etompkins so referr to me!! hope to see you on the forums!

beautiful rockwork!

well youre toadstool looks great! could be a great substitution!

is that a carpet anemone behind the clown or is it a leather coral? please tell! i really wanted a carpet for my 24g but they are too big.

i have the xti no macro though- thats what you get for 10.1 megapixels! got one of those lens kits on e b a y. Cant wait to get a reef! what size is your tank?

same questions- so i dont have to buy a heater (even though i have to get the hood)?

Originally Posted by AZReefGirl Oh, I see you're familiar with that species. Most people mistake them for cardboard damsels, which do have similar characteristics... When I got the tank I just couldn't wait to have something in it, and my creative side got the best of me! oh i should have...

a little off topic, but i didnt want to make a whole new thread, but are there any carpet anemones that are suitable for a 24g nano?

could u snap one of the side? i want to see if your lr is touching the back or how far away from the back it is. thanks!

for a beginner, i believe its 1 inch of fish (encorporate the adult size if youre getting juvs) per 4 gallons of water and as you move on you go to 1 inch per 2 gallons. seems like alot, but lr and coral can take up lots of space. im not an expert but that's what ive been told.

hah! i edited on you !