javajoe
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I finally got aorund to posting these.. some pics I have taken over the last few months of the tank.
Here is a shot of my cleaner shrimp:
A shot fo my RED emerald crab, munching away:
One of the many pulsing xenias in my tank:
Good shot of my yellow polyps:
My late sally lightfoot (not sure when she died) we just replaced her last night, as we haven't seen the other for several weeks.
Shot of my seahorse and my molly miller blenny hanging out. They do this quite often- its actually kinda cute. (molly blenny is a little dark in this shot.)
Who says that seahorses can't handle the current
This piece of weeds got sucked partway into the power head, and was 'blowing' in the flow coming out of the powerhead. The seahorse grabbed onto the weed, lowered his snout into the current, and grabbed at little bits of stuff flying through to eat! he did this repeatedly over a couple day period until the weeds got bumped off.
And finally, a group photo- my seahorse, red emerald crab, a hermit, my tree sponge and a colt coral.
Hope you liked the show!
Here is a shot of my cleaner shrimp:
A shot fo my RED emerald crab, munching away:
One of the many pulsing xenias in my tank:
Good shot of my yellow polyps:
My late sally lightfoot (not sure when she died) we just replaced her last night, as we haven't seen the other for several weeks.
Shot of my seahorse and my molly miller blenny hanging out. They do this quite often- its actually kinda cute. (molly blenny is a little dark in this shot.)
Who says that seahorses can't handle the current
This piece of weeds got sucked partway into the power head, and was 'blowing' in the flow coming out of the powerhead. The seahorse grabbed onto the weed, lowered his snout into the current, and grabbed at little bits of stuff flying through to eat! he did this repeatedly over a couple day period until the weeds got bumped off.
And finally, a group photo- my seahorse, red emerald crab, a hermit, my tree sponge and a colt coral.
Hope you liked the show!
