Everybody post a few updated tank or coral pics

[schigara]

That fish is a Starry Blenny (Salarias ramosus).

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"The Starry Blenny is also referred to as Snowflake Blenny. Its body is a mottled dark brown with white dots and its pectoral and tail fins are yellow."

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11977976#post11977976 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by glitzyone
Schigara- what kind of fish is in that last picture? Its cool looking

 

[grannybj]

good to know it's real name. Thanks Schigara for the info...neat little fellow no matter what he is called.
BJ

 

[schigara]

I agree. This Blenny is a very cool fish. Mine spends a lot of his time sunbathing in a Toadstool and it's true about the color change when the lights go out. I wish his "eyelash pods" were white all the time.

Common names of fish can be very confusing.

 

[SpiffWilkie]

Here's a couple more pictures that my wife snapped that I liked:

 

[schigara]

I needed to rearange a bit for the 2 new coral additions and also needed a safe haven for the Zoa's and Frogspawn that would be out of the line of fire from the powerheads.

After a few hours of annoying all the fish and being nipped at by the clowns, this is what I finally settled on.

 

[Blindside]

aquascaping................what a FUN TimE!

 

[Goibot]

How do you guys keep all your rocks together?

 

[schigara]

Mine is just with gravity. Some drill holes and use acrylic tubing or pvc. You could also use the underwater epoxy used for attaching coral to stick the rocks together.

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12097820#post12097820 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Goibot
How do you guys keep all your rocks together?

 

[Blindside]

a few new pics

 

[Blindside]

 

[Blindside]

 

[joeycadre]