New Photos!

[jumpfrog]

It's been a while since I posted any reef pics. Thought I would share a few.

This rock anemone has been with me since the start. Bad choice I know, but it's thriving.

I love the colors of this blue mushroom.
For the rest of the shots you can go here:
http://community.webshots.com/script...bumID=51792517
Any feed back would be appreciated.

 

[casey]

What is the first pic called. I love those guys but I never know the name of them. Are they hard to keep?

 

[sistrmary]

That's a big mama jama...has it eaten any fish yet? I've had quite a few large aiptasias, but I always worry that they'll eat my clown goby once they get too big. (I love my clown goby, but he's a bit soft in his little head. He'll sit on anything...colt coral, frogspawn, hammer coral, elephant ear mushroom, torch coral...he just doesn't pay attention.) So they get a kalk enema...especially now that I'm pretty sure that one of them ate my yellow clown goby
He was dumber than the citron that I still have though. My boyfriend rescued him from the elephant ear two or three times...and he still went back.

 

[jumpfrog]

I know of it as a rock anemone. He's probably doubled in size since I got him. He's never eaten fish although I guess he could. Kind of slow and his nemocysts are very strong. My cleaner shrimp used to walk over him all the time and he couldn't hold on to the cleaner.

 

[casey]

what type of lighting do you have on your tank(watts,type,atincs)

 

[jumpfrog]

4x65watt PC 2 daylight 2 actinic. I have the JBJ Formosa system. Separate power for dawn/dusk and two built in fans. I've experienced healthy growth but nothing to really write home about. Fortunately the rock anemone's don't require intense lighting like some. I've stayed with softies and some LPS's so I don't endanger any of the animals.