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Poor thing is starving to deathLOL
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I can see it now. Beautiful Jawfish!
 
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New Rockwork,  Opinions?  Better before or after?
 
 
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Fire and Ice Zoas, Eagle Eyes and some others.
 


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Originally posted by dustponds10 dustponds10 wrote:

pictures didnt work for me Cry
 
Sorry, they were done on Photobucket.  Let me know if it doesn't work.
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I can see them fine. I like those full tank shots.
 
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What is this?
 
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I don't know what it is. Does it move?
 
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It looks like some kind of clam.  The back side follows the contours of the rock and is attached to the rock.  It does open an close like a clam and is sensitive to light changes.  It will close up if something changes the light.  It doesn't move from where it is but does open and close.  It is actually a very pretty pearly white color with the black spots.   I would guess some kind of clam but I'm not sure what kind or where to look to find out.  It is not in my Calfo "Reef Invertebrates" book that I could find.
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Looking really good Dave. Glad to see the the frags you got from me are doing well. Did you loose the Garf Bonsai? If you did, I'll hook you up with another frag. That one is a must have.
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The jury is still out on the Bonsai.  I fragged and dipped.  The base is gone.  I have a small part of the tip that hasn't completely rtn yet.  Fingers crossed.  It is by far my favorite acropora.  Like you said, it is a must have.  I would love another frag of "armegeddon" and the "sunset monti" if you have any.  They didn't make it either.  I need to come visit you again to get a few more frags....  Any suggestions?Big%20smile  I am really liking the sps much more now.  I'll keep a few of the really high end zoas and the other special pieces but want to get more of the acros and montis. 
 
The spidermans are really coloring up nicely now under better lighting.  I think I need to add actinics to really get that acan of yours I got a frag fest to "pop".  I'll post some pics of it.
 
Do you think the tail spot blenn will do ok with the other occupants of the tank?  Pearly Jawfish, Yasha goby/pistol, Green Mandarin, Helfrichi, True perc Clownfish pair?
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Dave,
I hope the Bonsai makes it as well. If not, no big deal. I've got another frag for you. I've also got some more armageddons. My sunset colony went south on me, but I was able to save a nice sized frag of it. It may be a while before it's ready, but I'll put you first on the list.   I do have some rainbow montipora that I think you'd like.
The tail spot would be a great addition to your tank. They've got a ton of personality and should get along well with your other tank mates.
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The Tailspot Blenny is one of my favorites! My Percula clowns got territorial in my 34g cube and killed him though. The clowns are now gone so I need to get another one.
 
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Originally posted by jbutler jbutler wrote:

Dave,
I hope the Bonsai makes it as well. If not, no big deal. I've got another frag for you. I've also got some more armageddons. My sunset colony went south on me, but I was able to save a nice sized frag of it. It may be a while before it's ready, but I'll put you first on the list.   I do have some rainbow montipora that I think you'd like.
The tail spot would be a great addition to your tank. They've got a ton of personality and should get along well with your other tank mates.
 
I got a piece of what I thought was "Pokerstar" from you.  There is a picture of it here in this thread.  Is this the same coral as the rainbow or do you have both? 
 
What other nice acropora do you have?
 
I think I will get a Tail Spot.  Where did you get yours?  I asked for one in several of the LFS and just got puzzled looks.  Also, where do they typically "Hang Out" in the tank.  I am trying to plan this out so everyone has their own territory/space.  The Jawfish-bottom right front, Yasha-bottom left front, Mandarin-hovering over/in live rock, Helfrichi upper front, clowns, upper back.  That was the general idea anyway.


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Originally posted by Mike Savage Mike Savage wrote:

The Tailspot Blenny is one of my favorites! My Percula clowns got territorial in my 34g cube and killed him though. The clowns are now gone so I need to get another one.
 
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Ya, that is what has me worried.  I remember reading that on Jared's thread.  I am a little concerned.  Maybe if I put the Blenny in first then get some really small Percs, everyone will get along?  All of the fish I am putting in here are pretty passive aren't they?  The percs would probably be the most aggressive.


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Mine got along fine for a month or so then all at once the Perculas got territorial. I had them for about 2 1/2 years with no problems. After the first two days my Tailspot was always out in the open and seldom on the sand. Frequently he was in the middle to top of the tank.

 
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Wow Mike that picture is awesome!  I really need to get one of these little guys!   Thanks for sharing the photo.
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Thanks. They are beautiful fish. You can even see his teeth! Did you notice the spotted pattern around the back of his eye and jawline?

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Originally posted by jpndave jpndave wrote:

Originally posted by jbutler jbutler wrote:

Dave, I hope the Bonsai makes it as well. If not, no big deal. I've got another frag for you. I've also got some more armageddons. My sunset colony went south on me, but I was able to save a nice sized frag of it. It may be a while before it's ready, but I'll put you first on the list.   I do have some rainbow montipora that I think you'd like. The tail spot would be a great addition to your tank. They've got a ton of personality and should get along well with your other tank mates.

 

I got a piece of what I thought was "Pokerstar" from you.  There is a picture of it here in this thread.  Is this the same coral as the rainbow or do you have both? 

 

What other nice acropora do you have?

 

I think I will get a Tail Spot.  Where did you get yours?  I asked for one in several of the LFS and just got puzzled looks.  Also, where do they typically "Hang Out" in the tank.  I am trying to plan this out so everyone has their own territory/space.  The Jawfish-bottom right front, Yasha-bottom left front, Mandarin-hovering over/in live rock, Helfrichi upper front, clowns, upper back.  That was the general idea anyway.


Ya, I saw the picture of the pokerstar. Looks like it's doing really well. The pokerstar will develope orange polyps with the new growth. The rainbow is different. It has orange, yellow and green polyps and the body is a deeper blue. I recently took out most of my sps colonies from my tank. I'm getting ready to redo it. I still have a bunch that I kept though. One that comes to mind is the Shawn Bennett yellow tort. I think you'd like that one. You'll have to come visit again sometime soon!

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Ya, I saw the picture of the pokerstar. Looks like it's doing really well. The pokerstar will develope orange polyps with the new growth. The rainbow is different. It has orange, yellow and green polyps and the body is a deeper blue. I recently took out most of my sps colonies from my tank. I'm getting ready to redo it. I still have a bunch that I kept though. One that comes to mind is the Shawn Bennett yellow tort. I think you'd like that one. You'll have to come visit again sometime soon!

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Yes, I need to visit again.    What is the coral in you avatar? 
 
Is this the Shawn Bennett Yellow Tort?
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