WOW Dan!

Very nice! I love the leather corals and the skunk cleaner! Those are a nice pair of Anthias too!

Man... that brings me back to my old tank. I used to have a 29 reef. I had a skunk cleaner too and he used to ride around on my hand and clean my hands while I was cleaning the tank. Man, I miss that little guy.

Thanks for sharing Dan!

Beautiful setup Dan, I would love to have a marine tank.

How many hours per week do you have to spend looking after it mate?

How mature is your setup??

LOL! Ahhh the maintenance of it all!

Actually, I really enjoyed that part. The only pain in the butt for me was water changes. My tank always seemed to be in the worst water condition places. My parents had a well, that had really high nitrate levels, and my rental had very, very, high minerals in it. Needless to say, I always had to buy gallons of RO water and it got pricey quick.

I used to have a purple and orange lobster, a six line wrasse, and a pygmy angel! Along with the cleaner shrimp!

One time I even had a an anemoea that used to dig it's own hole in the substrate (although, I can't remember the name of it now ).

Someday man, I'll start my reef tank up again. Someday!

Anytime you want to talk shop though, I'm all for it!

vintageSWfan wrote:

good new's the pink skunk clownfish have laid her egg's.,a whole bunch of em.now i get to watch her fight off the other fish who try to eat her egg's.this is a first time for me.for saltwater fish succesfully breeding in captivity in a home tank is seldom.so many parameters must be exact.i guess i got th science to down pact.kik ass.

Awesome Dan!

I think once the eggs hatch, you should probably move them to a breeder tank. I worry that the other fish will make a meal out of them if you don't.

Cool, when i read the heading i was picturing a huge spliff for some reason