Zoas update
Sunflower and metallic orange
Scoly, green-orange wih yellow green
My fav chalice, dotted pink
Yellow toadstoll and blue xenia
Copepods (white dot), lot of them in the main tank during light off
Fishes
Local yellow tang, almost same to hawaiian yellow tang
3 year old royal...
Thanks kabayan. Lots of colorful zoas are recently discovered here by one of the local reefers. The first picture below is actually imported specie which costs ten fold than the zoa in the second pic; the local zoa is only about a week resindent of the tank
I had been in Boracay several...
Thanks for the compliment. Pictures below were taken in September 2010. Most of the frags came from fellow reefers
Orange digitata
tricolor acro on the top and luminuous green pocillopora
Red acropora
The orange monti
Unfortunately, all of them did not do good when we moved to...
After fairly successful with SPS dominated 45 gallon rimless cube, I decided to set a less demanding tank since I have no longer the time to care for such delicate corals. The tank is actually skimmerless with live rock and chaeto as the main course of filtration sytem. Detritus, accumulated...
Playing with my new macro prime lens, 100mm f2.8. Blastomussa corals are rare, and despite the difficulty to obtain, I am able to have few of them.
The blastomussa below was just a tissue of the polyp and now it is a fully healed polyp, and thriving!
Chalices
Duncan
Happy...
Thanks! The tank has been operational since 2005; infact, live stocks from fellow reefers at that time I joined the contest, are still thriving. For one, the rare digitata of my long time friend, Doc Mike had RTN and almost perished but did recover and continouly thriving. I am also selective of...
Bought this from local fish store. They said this is duoble starfish but when I checked whether it is reefsafe, I could'nt find such name in the internet. Please help ID this little creature. Thanks in advance.:)
Thanks for your previous advices. The flasher wrasses has been two weeks now in my 29 gallon tank, the carpenteri is 2.5 inches while the line spot is about 2 inches. There was no fighting observed except the occasional chasing of the carpenteri to the line spot especially during feeding time...
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