Reply With QuoteYep, that's the one.
Wow, everything is coming along beautifully! I know those children are very excited. I know your heart is near bursting with joy when you see all those smiling little faces huddled in front of the tank. You're doing a wonderful job.
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Yep, that's the one.
Way to go Joy your doing the right thing.
-Jace
Well, I added fish to to the tank today. I was pretty encouraged when the clown fish started eating within 5 minutes after being added to the tank. The shrimp was also having a fab time eating stuff off of the rocks. The Blenny seemed pretty relaxed as he posed right up against the front pane of the tank.
Here are some photos:
Red Scooter Blenny:
Tank raised clown fish x 2:
Cleaner Shrimp:
Coral Photos (no new corals, just new photos)
Very cool pics. I love the red scooter blenny it has amazing color on him. thanks for the update.
Ray or Raymond
There is no elevator to success in marine tanks. You have to take the stairs.
Raymond's 30 gallon tank
Raymond's 60 gallon tank
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Very impressive. Sincerely.
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