Coral Tank from Canada (1350gal Display Tank)

[MNfish84]

wow, this tank is completely awesome. Wish I had the space and funds for something like this.

 

[blkhwk]

Lol congrats on the capture and enjoy the feast..

 

[Chago09]

Lol congrats on the capture and enjoy the feast..

if you guys eat him I swear I'll start eating SPS straight out of Peters tank LOL

 

[nineball]

if you guys eat him I swear I'll start eating SPS straight out of Peters tank LOL

Well he's here waiting for you.......and he's very, very hungry!!!!

Peter

 

[Chago09]

Well he's here waiting for you.......and he's very, very hungry!!!!

Peter

I'll come by one day this week. Probably thursday as I won't be going to the show that day.

 

[kinlayan]

sorry the blueface had to go but yeah i know all about their coral appetites, is why i divided my aquarium into 3 sections so i could still enjoy my angels- but you have more than enough aquariums in the back to enjoy lots of reef unfriendly fish!

 

[aagresti]

two weeks, 258 pages, 6432 posts (OK, i didn't read them all) but what a journey!! Team Nineball well done!! Now if I could only see it in person.

--Aldo

 

[Posidion]

dubble post sorry

 

[Posidion]

Does anyone know what eats blue face angels? :furious:

I realize this is too late as the perp has been taken care of, but I have refered to the Undulatus Trigger for such jobs and a good friend of mine referes to them as the start over fish. They have a well documented track record of killing most any fish they lay eyes on. A customer who wanted to remove a black damsel from his tank,once actually took this advice (given as a joke) seriously and they requested we replace all the dead fish he didnt want to rid him self of. Ij ust think of that a laugh, thought he understood... I was wrong!!! one tank devoid of fish $30 his face when he returned the Trigger Priceless................:dance:

 

[mr.wilson]

I realize this is too late as the perp has been taken care of, but I have refered to the Undulatus Trigger for such jobs and a good friend of mine referes to them as the start over fish. They have a well documented track record of killing most any fish they lay eyes on. A customer who wanted to remove a black damsel from his tank,once actually took this advice (given as a joke) seriously and they requested we replace all the dead fish he didnt want to rid him self of. Ij ust think of that a laugh, thought he understood... I was wrong!!! one tank devoid of fish $30 his face when he returned the Trigger Priceless................:dance:

Back in my wholesale days I sold 5 Undulatus for every one I imported. My customers kept coming back with them saying, "just take it for free, it's killing everything in my tanks" I can't think of a nastier fish other than maybe a well settled Pseudochromis wilsoni :hammer:

 

[dave.m]

Hope things are going well. I await mr.wilson's big update with bated (smells like baited) breath.

Dave.M

 

[ti-christ]

There are a lot of gorganian in thoses pictures. I thought that they were very difficult to maintain. If not, could you tell me which species are they?

Best Regards
Chris

 

[mr.wilson]

Here are some more recent photos.

 

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[D5HP]

Absolutely beautiful.

Lots of growth already I can't imagine this thing in the next 6-8 months!

 

[Elliott]

outstanding! :thumbsup:

 

[Briney Dave]

Killer!!!
Mr Wilson, you need to include a how to keep anthias chapter in your book. I gave despar a try two times. Things would start off nice but they would just evaporated over a couple of weeks. Never a sign of trouble, always saw each feeding and swimming fine. But I would come to school the next day and there would be one less. I know I am doing something wrong with them but just have no clue what

 

[Systemtool]

Please don't include the copy of the pic in any comments (unless its specific to a question) as it takes up too much space on the thread.

Thanks,

Peter

Peter,

Kudos for this request. I hate reading threads where people repost a dozen pictures, only to reply "Nice Pictures!"

You have done an amazing job with this build. I love the behind the scenes quarantine facility!

I'm sure the answer to this lies somewhere in the previous 200+ pages, but are you getting most of your fish and corals locally (e.g. Toronto/oakville) or importing them?

 

[dave.m]

Wow! It's really starting to fill in. The whole set-up seems completely transformed. I must come for a visit again someday soon. <nudge><nudge>

Dave.M