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Well...Added the first of the fish into the new tank today. I was impressed with the selection Nemo's had...1st time there and the wife even enjoyed herself, she even picked the Singapore Angel out...Hope you enjoy

Orange Spotted Goby
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Adult Red Coris Wrasse
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Singapore Angel
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Be sure you figure out a way to get some food down to the goby. After he's sifted all the sand for goodies (one of my favorite aquarium behaviors) he's not very good at competing with others (like that beautiful wrasse) during general feeding time.

I had a good time feeding mine by pumping a turkey baster of mysis/brine/krill beneath the sand where the tangs, clowns and others couldn't reach it. That is, until a two-week out-of-country trip had my wife doing the feeding. "I tried to do that turkey baster thing," she said when I returned to a goby looking rpetty enemic, "but I don't think I did it very well." The goby died a couple of days later and I had to say, "No, I don't know *what* happened to him."

Anyway, they really are a lot of fun, but need a little more effort than the LFS usually mentions.
 
tnyga;395133 wrote: so you squirted the mysis in the sand bed??

Yeah, you should'a seen the little guy dig down in the area I "seeded!" :yay: I kind of drug the tip of the baster beneath the surface as I squeezed the bulb. That way the sand "seals" itself back over the food keeping the big boys from getting at it.:lol2:

One of the clowns used to swim around as if he kinda knew what was going on, but couldn't do anything about it.:doh: Maybe a bit of work, but really a great deal of fun as well.

Rich
 
Too cool...ty for the info

Columbus Reef;395141 wrote: Yeah, you should'a seen the little guy dig down in the area I "seeded!" :yay: I kind of drug the tip of the baster beneath the surface as I squeezed the bulb. That way the sand "seals" itself back over the food keeping the big boys from getting at it.:lol2:

One of the clowns used to swim around as if he kinda knew what was going on, but couldn't do anything about it.:doh: Maybe a bit of work, but really a great deal of fun as well.

Rich
 
lets see, my schedule for this week...hmmm, i need to come check that tank out, i like the black sand, may do that in my next tank if i ever do another.
 
Kirru;395190 wrote: lets see, my schedule for this week...hmmm, i need to come check that tank out, i like the black sand, may do that in my next tank if i ever do another.

told ya before...anytime :)
 
Heres a few shots of some new guys...

Japanese Pistol from Trinh
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Clowns and RBTA
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Tank Shots
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purpleGORILLA;397252 wrote: Shrimp looks beautiful. You always were good at taking pics.

Almost as good as starting a new tank...one after another after another lol

Thanks for the pistol...Im sure someday Ill see him again :)
 
tnyga;397264 wrote: Im sure someday Ill see him again :)

Aint that the truth.


I'm thinking the Aurora Goby I had house with my pistol has passed and I'm thinking of getting another one, only bigger :D
 
The engineer got stuck in the pump while the rock was in the tub :(
 
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