mr.wilson
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You should hire someone to do it :rolleye1:
A ~19,000 Gallon Aquarium
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You should hire someone to do it :rolleye1:
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...crazy
nahham
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Woke up today and found a nice surprise in the tank courtesy of my uncle: half a dozen black-spotted butterflyfish (Chartodon nigropunctatus) and have a dozen of yellow-bar angelfish (Pomacanthus maculosus). I think he added a couple more sergeant damselfish (Abudefduf vaigiensis) as well but didn't have time to make sure. I can't really photograph the whole bunch, maybe a video.
I tried to capture the amount of new fish in the tank but failed miserably. Here are some failed trials though:
The middle section under the seating area.
Another image of the middle section under the seating area.
Yet another image of the middle section under the seating area. Just wanted to say that this image and the previous two all had the big grouper in it.
A top-down shot of a brain coral.
This one is peculiar. This was a bleached brain coral that I first added to the tank and was hit by the red tide. I just left it in the tank, and it was bleached for a while, but now it is starting to take colour.
One of the many yellow-bar angelfish added.
I tried to capture the amount of new fish in the tank but failed miserably. Here are some failed trials though:
The middle section under the seating area.
Another image of the middle section under the seating area.
Yet another image of the middle section under the seating area. Just wanted to say that this image and the previous two all had the big grouper in it.
A top-down shot of a brain coral.
This one is peculiar. This was a bleached brain coral that I first added to the tank and was hit by the red tide. I just left it in the tank, and it was bleached for a while, but now it is starting to take colour.
One of the many yellow-bar angelfish added.
nahham
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Someone is usually too expensive for poor me
nahham
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It is in the plans..
nahham
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Aquarium Video 2010-12-25
Aquarium Video 2010-12-25
Aquarium Video 2010-12-25
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DrHarryLopez
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NICE! now we need a picture with you inside the tank!
nahham
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I am usually in the tank but these days it is a bit too cold for me. Will have to get in the water soon though.NICE! now we need a picture with you inside the tank!
It was nearly half a dozen of each. 2 of the angels and 2 of the butterflys didn't make it. The rest are doing great though.
nahham
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Thanks. I feed a variety of food mostly from the fish market. The main item on the menu is squid.
Thanks.
Thanks. I've been trying to take a good video for a while now but couldn't. When I'm in the water, the fish do not behave as they usually do. Maybe diving with the full scuba gear might help.
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RoganTerrance
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Looks good
nahham
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Thanks. It is just a matter of catching what I want
. It is proving to be harder than anticipated.Thanks
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