Recent nano-reef pics

EddieW

Fish Addict
Joined
Feb 5, 2003
Messages
964
Reaction score
1
Location
London, UK
Some pics I took of my 2ft nano yesterday.
 

Attachments

  • tank1_sm.jpg
    tank1_sm.jpg
    79.6 KB · Views: 72
Peppermint shrimp and Orchid Dottyback
 

Attachments

  • pep_dotty_sm.jpg
    pep_dotty_sm.jpg
    78.2 KB · Views: 66
Firefish (a bit blurry, won;t stay still), both peppermint shrimp and the Orchid in the background.
 

Attachments

  • fire_pep_sm.jpg
    fire_pep_sm.jpg
    93.2 KB · Views: 55
One of the clowns wants to get in on the act but won't stand still either.
 

Attachments

  • pep_dotty_clown_sm.jpg
    pep_dotty_clown_sm.jpg
    65.7 KB · Views: 61
Managed to get almost all the main livestock in one pic - both clowns (one sitting in his fan worm), the firefish, the dottyback and one of the peppermint shrimp.
 

Attachments

  • stock_sm.jpg
    stock_sm.jpg
    72.9 KB · Views: 63
Clove polyps under actinic light to show the fluorescence
 

Attachments

  • act_cloves_sm.jpg
    act_cloves_sm.jpg
    69.4 KB · Views: 50
Another coral under actinic with a peppermin shrimp. Not 100% sure what the coral is as I got it free as a couple of little buds which I just left on the sand for a while. Once it started growing a bit I super-glued it to the front of the live rock and it is thriving now.

I think it is a colt (Cladiella) or tree (Capnella) coral - under normal lighting it is cream coloured with light brown polyps.

Bikiegirl - the tank is home to a pair of Ocellaris clowns, a Firefish, an Orchid Dottyback and two Peppermint Shrimp. There are also red legged & blue legged hermits, Astrea & Cerith snails, various hitchkikers from the live rocks (stomatella, bristleworms, sea stars, etc.) and four different coloured fan worms.

In terms of corals & softies - clove polyps, xenia, two types of GSP, red & assorted mushrooms, several different types of polyp and the one shown here. Did have some scleronepthea which I bought by accident (bad boy!) which didn't survive very long. I should have know better as any of the Neptheas is difficult to keep alive and should be left for the experts (which I am not!).

Cheers, Eddie
 

Attachments

  • act_coral_sm.jpg
    act_coral_sm.jpg
    81.4 KB · Views: 45
very nice eddy, good coraline growth. do you add kalk and calcium?

ste :)
 

Most reactions

Back
Top