1st pics, 7 months....

[sonofkrono]

These are my first pics, didn't get everything and they're with a new camera that i haven't figured out. can anyone tell me how to take pictures through glass??? i can't get the camera to focus on anything. anyways these are just some pics. the fish by the way is a barred goby

 

[sonofkrono]

my first 7 months old anemone, not lookikng to good

 

[sonofkrono]

arrow crab, i think i took this shot sideways but then again it just might be him

 

[sonofkrono]

these are my green and orange buttons, they NEVER open, can anyone help me out here

 

[sonofkrono]

my orange finger coral???

 

[sonofkrono]

blurred barred goby

 

[sonofkrono]

pitiful urchin, i hate you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[sonofkrono]

last but not least the, tank, PLEASE don't laugh

 

[sonofkrono]

sry

 

[foshizle]

looks great but you prolly need more light and that stuff will blossom and it will look great

 

[db]

I would say more than lighting it may be a reflection on the water conditions. I can't tell you what may be off, but I can tell you corals are the first ones to tell you if something isn't right.

 

[nic_u812]

your "orange finger coral" looks a little like a sponge.......:thinking:

 

[jam marine]

what kind of lights u have,based on the anemone,and the buttons,they seem to be reaching for more light,if the lighting is not adequate enough,your corals will not do to well,the orange sponge does not need much light so that will be fine af far as light is concerned

 

[blazehok68]

yeah that orange thing is definately a sponge. i have one

 

[rubberduck]

yep thats a sponge

 

[spike_501]

yeah a sponge, nice start! star polyps will very quickly turn the rocks into a tank that looks mature and more natural. must say u have gone for non-normal things to start your tank with! normalyl people start with botton polyps and stuff rather than anaemonies and urchings (love that spelling! <---) . but your sponge is lovely

 

[spike_501]

yeah a sponge, nice start! star polyps will very quickly turn the rocks into a tank that looks mature and more natural. must say u have gone for non-normal things to start your tank with! normalyl people start with botton polyps and stuff rather than anaemonies and urchings (love that spelling! <---) . but your sponge is lovely:jumping: :jumping: :happy:

 

[spike_501]

LOL sorry just notised that you have button polyps! also some mushrooms could make the tank look less bare