Minh 320 Reboot

[OrionN]

I was able to capture two of my three Potter and a China wrasse and put them in my DT. Here are a few pictures of the Potters

 

[OrionN]

Female

 

[Darth_Tater]

I've got a 210 I plan on setting up this winter and I've been debating whether I want to put sand in it. You guys are putting up a pretty convincing argument for the sand!

 

[OrionN]

I've got a 210 I plan on setting up this winter and I've been debating whether I want to put sand in it. You guys are putting up a pretty convincing argument for the sand!

Thanks.


One of my two Lubbock's Fairy Wrasse

 

[Jndragon79]

I was able to capture two of my three Potter and a China wrasse and put them in my DT. Here are a few pictures of the Potters

So beautiful

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[this is me]

Nice wrasses Minh. Glad to see the tank coming back.

 

[HiImSean]

I've always loved A. neoguinaicus and I feel they're very underrated. I understand this genus can be difficult to keep but I love the way these guys look.

 

[OrionN]

My Yellow-Fin Flasher wrasse:

 

[lapin]

Great coloring. Nice fish

 

[Truebluereefs]

The one on the left what is it?

I think I got one close to the same kind but I'm not sure

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[OrionN]

My Yellowfin Flasher is the alpha male of the flasher wrasses. He flashes very often and is a joy to watch.

 

[OrionN]

The one on the left what is it?

I think I got one close to the same kind but I'm not sure

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In my picture, the L anemone is a H. magnifica and the one on the R is S. gigantea. You need to have better picture of the column and the mouth of your anemone in order for me to accurately ID your anemone. Does it have yellow/brown spots on the column?

 

[OrionN]

video of my tank just now, mainly video of my anemones and wrasses, especially my Bluethroat Fairy wrasse.


https://youtu.be/dYH9lJuwlzM

 

[OrionN]

Video of my my Flame Angle spawned tonight.


https://youtu.be/uf-Sz8Kt9O4

 

[OrionN]

My Melanurus. I have had him for about 2.5 months. He colored up quite a bit and his tail start to have a pattern.


2.5 months ago

1.5 months ago

A few days ago

 

[McPuff]

Definitely a big change in color! I assume it is still quite small?

 

[OrionN]

Definitely a big change in color! I assume it is still quite small?

He is shy of the short side of a 3X5 index card so he is about 2.5-2.75 inches. Still small for this species

 

[OrionN]

Just added a bunch of snails last week. They just start to have an impact on my algae.
I got spoiled because I have a strain of Isopods that eat algae like crazy and control my algae well until now. As I added wrasses into my tank, they hunt and eat these Isopods to extinction (almost) in DT. These Isopods control algae in my sump and overflow box well. but not in DT.
Anyway, I start to see my hair algae going a way. These large snails and my two abalones will clean them up in a few weeks I think.

 

[OrionN]

My Blue Gigantea today

 

[OrionN]

I am sick today and have to stay at home, but not too sick for taken pictures. I wanted to take a few pictures to show how fat my Labouti Fairy wrasse is. I think I am successful with the following pictures. It is extremely difficult to take good picture of this guy that is for sure. He flash across the whole length of the tank in a second or so. I have to take picture of him right in front of me, or else there is too much distortion from the grass if I take picture at an oblique angle. A lot of pictures were taken in order to come up with the following. Enjoy.

Also a very fat Melanurus wrasse