Start of one "BIG" SPS tank

markw

markw

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I hate to ask another trying question, but is there any way you could accumulate a list as to the inhabitants of this tank? I was trying to go through the pages and write them down as I saw them, but im not great at IDing them and you dont always write what they are. Id love to see a list of this massive, unbelievable, impressive, awe inspiring mini ocean.
Thanks
Mark
 
spanko

spanko

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What a beauty! Are the streamers a natural occurance on this clown or do you have something special?
 
goodwin9

goodwin9

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Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3080244
What a beauty! Are the streamers a natural occurance on this clown or do you have something special?

I didn't realize any clown would develop streamers or a fork type tail. I have since been told that Bicinctus, omanensis, & chrysopterus clowns have this type of tail. I don't remember ever have seen pictures of clowns with this type of tail, so I am looking forward to watching them as they develop.
 
goodwin9

goodwin9

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On a sad note, the past couple of days, I noticed my Blonde Naso was becoming very inactive and not eating much. The silver color was becoming more of a dark grey. I took the first picture Monday night. The next two were taken yesterday afternoon. I guess I won't have to worry about feeding the carpet for a while...


 
spanko

spanko

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Expensive dinner for the carpet. Well good to see that the tangs death did not go to waste, I guess.
Hey just gives you an opportunity for a NEW FISH!!!!

Nice capture on the picture by the way!
 
goodwin9

goodwin9

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Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3091817
Expensive dinner for the carpet. Well good to see that the tangs death did not go to waste, I guess.
Hey just gives you an opportunity for a NEW FISH!!!!

Nice capture on the picture by the way!
Well, I didn't have to try and net a dead fish out of the tank. This photo of the anemone was taken the next morning. I still have not been able to find any part of a skeleton in the tank.
 
goodwin9

goodwin9

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Originally Posted by nissan577
http:///forum/post/3091976
dam im sorry for your lost! but what an amazing tank you got here! so many rare fish! i love it!
Thank you! I wish that I could put a finger on what might have happened to the Naso. It was added in late January and had always done well. It will be missed.
 
goodwin9

goodwin9

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I added a nice sized Atlantic Blue tang to the tank this week. Still very shy, I took these pictures before the lights came on.

 
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