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01-02-2008, 02:10 AM
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A couple pics from our 90g.
Our honeycomb grouper.
 Our decorator crab before...  ...and after (we thought this was quite insulting lol)  Puffer getting ready to go to sleep.  Black edge moray doesn't even know there's a crab there.  |
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01-02-2008, 05:56 AM
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very nice
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Peace, Dan http://forestalsfish.com 120 SW Reef-mostly stonies 40 Gallon Soft Coral reef 29 Gallon fw sharks (daughter's) 40 Gallon Tang. at work - calvus/julid. 30 Gallon Planted (wisteria/moneywort/anubis)with rainbow/loach |
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01-02-2008, 02:36 PM
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I like that grouper ! Very cool fish !
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01-02-2008, 06:17 PM
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Thanks everyone.
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With my other camera it was really hard to get good shots. I had to hold it completely still and make sure the fish wasn't moving at all. It sucked. |
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01-02-2008, 08:17 PM
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i still need to fiddle with my camera to get the most out of it, but makes taking pictures fun when more than 1/1000 come out nice hehe
i have never kept puffers or aggressive fish, but as the eel and grouper get bigger 38-41 cm )12-14" )on the grouper, the puffer may need another tank, as that looks like a toby that may only get to 3-5 inches? but that is in futre
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Peace, Dan http://forestalsfish.com 120 SW Reef-mostly stonies 40 Gallon Soft Coral reef 29 Gallon fw sharks (daughter's) 40 Gallon Tang. at work - calvus/julid. 30 Gallon Planted (wisteria/moneywort/anubis)with rainbow/loach |
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01-02-2008, 09:11 PM
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Not worried about the eel in the least. He is already full grown at about 22 inches but all he cares about is his cod filets and shrimp. Besides, he's so blind we have to basically stuff the food in his face or smack him on the head with it so he can find it....so yeah. The toby is so much smarter than him and can see so much better I think he would actively have to swim into the eels mouth. A lot of people don't realize that while morays are voracious eaters they're not necessarily aggressive per se and they also have TERRIBLE eye site. Our wolf eel blenny on the other hand will be a worry once he's bigger since they can see VERY well, are fast, big eaters, and are extremely mean. Of course right now he's only around 6 in. long, so it's not an issue. Last edited by Riverfishgirl : 01-02-2008 at 09:13 PM. |
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