chroniccoral35
Member
Yeah, its ashame. Would the Royal Gramma get along fine with a Yellow-watchman and a false perc pair?
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aj107
Guest
I would think so.
The watchman will likley be more aggressive...
and the clown pair will definitley stand up for themselves... my perc's bite me whenever I clean up the tank.... repeatedly.
The watchman will likley be more aggressive...
and the clown pair will definitley stand up for themselves... my perc's bite me whenever I clean up the tank.... repeatedly.
chroniccoral35
Member
Me too lol
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aj107
Guest
Just picked up a couple new friends.
Ive been really enjoying my Duncans, and visited a nice reef shop tonight... found myself another 3 polyps,.. but these guys are HUGE!
Also found my final 2 tank inhabitants.
Rainford Goby, and an Emmerald Clown Goby!
Ill snap a few shots later and post em up!
Tanks lookin GREAT!
Ive been really enjoying my Duncans, and visited a nice reef shop tonight... found myself another 3 polyps,.. but these guys are HUGE!
Also found my final 2 tank inhabitants.
Rainford Goby, and an Emmerald Clown Goby!
Ill snap a few shots later and post em up!
Tanks lookin GREAT!
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aj107
Guest
Lookin for a little identification help.
After getting the new fish into the tank, it had gotten late and the 10,000 and actinics had shut off.
I was looking around the tank under the LED moonlights, trying to spot the new fish, etc when I came accross somthing really strange.
I have a piece of rubble on the bottom of my tank, and since placing it in the tank Ive noticed what I thought was either a mushroom, or some other very simple coral growth on it.
The growth is redish brown, with just a slight line of green accross it. Its never grown, moved, or even reacted when I touched it.
Anyways, when I looked in tonight, this normally smooth growth had opened.
Under the moonlight it has 10 or 12 clear tenticles extended, each of which has a perfect sperical pink head on it. Overall, it has spread out its tenticles to be about as big around as a quarter... maybe a little bigger, and the tenticles reach up into the water about 3/4".
Normally the little growth is no bigger than the eraser on a pencil mushed flat.
It is not apistatia... ive had nussance anemone before.
But I really have no clue what this is, or could be.
I'll try to get a picture... but my camera is not the greatest, and will likley not pick it up well with no light.
Any guesses?
After getting the new fish into the tank, it had gotten late and the 10,000 and actinics had shut off.
I was looking around the tank under the LED moonlights, trying to spot the new fish, etc when I came accross somthing really strange.
I have a piece of rubble on the bottom of my tank, and since placing it in the tank Ive noticed what I thought was either a mushroom, or some other very simple coral growth on it.
The growth is redish brown, with just a slight line of green accross it. Its never grown, moved, or even reacted when I touched it.
Anyways, when I looked in tonight, this normally smooth growth had opened.
Under the moonlight it has 10 or 12 clear tenticles extended, each of which has a perfect sperical pink head on it. Overall, it has spread out its tenticles to be about as big around as a quarter... maybe a little bigger, and the tenticles reach up into the water about 3/4".
Normally the little growth is no bigger than the eraser on a pencil mushed flat.
It is not apistatia... ive had nussance anemone before.
But I really have no clue what this is, or could be.
I'll try to get a picture... but my camera is not the greatest, and will likley not pick it up well with no light.
Any guesses?
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aj107
Guest
Cool!
Everything is working out well so far I trust?!
Post up some pics when you can
Everything is working out well so far I trust?!
Post up some pics when you can