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My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 7:32 am
by sezzy5889
Normal phase scooter madarin
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Pink phase scooter mandarin
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with the dwarf hawkfish
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Eel goby, very shy hense bad pic
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Hawkfish
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Coral Catfishes
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Rockmover wrasse.
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and a Red tail Tamarin wrasse.
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and just a few pics of the other inhabitants again, specially Dorius as shes a right poser !

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A face only a mother could love :lol:
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Female blue cheek trigger.
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Few together!
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Peacock mantis shrimp #1
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and #2
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with a backside view too, lol
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ad i have a shameface crab too, but can't find the pictures :?

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 8:17 am
by lesleyanndunn
WOW ur marine fish are lovely *drools*
i really miss having a marine tank *sighs*
maybe in the future... one day! ;)

lovely fish!

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 9:16 am
by jdak
Sweet pictures... What size tank is this? Is that a stars and stripes puffer in there? Only saw him in the background in one shot. His colors are way different than mine. Got anymore pics of him?

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 10:28 am
by Pufferpunk
Great tanks, how many do you keep? I hate my Engineer goby--he's dug up every inch of my DSB & covered up a few nice corals that were on the sandbed.

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 10:59 am
by L!$A
Wow! Salt water fish are so pretty.
I will make my way to the "dark side" soon enough :D

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:22 am
by Deepbadawi
I love your tank it's really nice. Those coral cat fish get very big and very ugly just as a warning.

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:27 am
by sezzy5889
The puffer is a white spotted puffer, there are pictures of him in the Giant puffer section when he was a bit smaller, he only shows his true colours when the lights go out, most of the time is quite dark and sedate :)

Gobies can be buggers for digging things up, we had a yellow headed sleeper goby once but he jumped into the overflow :( we've since changed it so it cannot happen again.
Gutted about that because he was such a perfect little chap and no one bothered him, which i have to be careful about at my female devil damsel doesn't tend to like gobies which restricts us to what we can have.
My eel goby spends its life under the rocks with just his head poking out, he's made a network of tunnels under all of the rock, great little chap, i wish i'd got another when they were available, i think hes about 5-6inches long now and very fat! lol

The tank is a 149 gallon aquarium, we're hoping to upgrade when we move house, which we're hoping will be in the next 12 months, if we do though, then we're going monster-tank, looking at a 8 or 10 footer!!! that will be fun and very exciting if we do, that will be a main aquarium and we'll obviously have some smaller ones for the other puffers and my partner wants to keep more shrimp too, hes a bit of a amrine fish fanatic and of course everything has to be bigger and better with men, haha!

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 5:14 pm
by trekenk
sezzy5889 wrote:The tank is a 149 gallon aquarium, we're hoping to upgrade when we move house, which we're hoping will be in the next 12 months, if we do though, then we're going monster-tank, looking at a 8 or 10 footer!!! that will be fun and very exciting if we do, that will be a main aquarium and we'll obviously have some smaller ones for the other puffers and my partner wants to keep more shrimp too, hes a bit of a amrine fish fanatic and of course everything has to be bigger and better with men, haha!
I hate to put a damper on this thread such a beautiful tank and fish but just with just those 3 tangs your going to need a bigger tank than 145 gallon within the next year. Have you ever seen the size of a blue or naso tang when full grown? I have a client with one of each plus a green spotted puffer and a few damsels in a 300 gallon and that is just right for all of them.
Just a friendly heads up for you.

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 5:47 pm
by autophotos
deff some sweet pics there - keep up the good work

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 4:41 am
by sezzy5889
Its no problem Trekenk, i understand your concern and am totally aware of the sizes these fish can acheive, at the moment my naso is the biggest fish in there at 7inches.

As i said above i am looking to upgrade, but if anything obstructs those plans i do have places the fish can go, i know the limit and i won't let anyone suffer over it :)

I have been upgrading as the fish grow, when my fish were tiny babies i started of with a 90 gallon tank, and yes i had my regal tang and yellow tang then! plus various other fish including some i still have.

This tank i have now was an upgrade itself 8 months ago from a 4 footer, who the regal tang again outgrew. The naso was only purchased after this upgrade, so yes we are already considering a next upgrade :D

Re: My non-Puffer fish :D

Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 2:45 pm
by trekenk
sezzy5889 wrote:Its no problem Trekenk, i understand your concern and am totally aware of the sizes these fish can acheive, at the moment my naso is the biggest fish in there at 7inches.

As i said above i am looking to upgrade, but if anything obstructs those plans i do have places the fish can go, i know the limit and i won't let anyone suffer over it :)

I have been upgrading as the fish grow, when my fish were tiny babies i started of with a 90 gallon tank, and yes i had my regal tang and yellow tang then! plus various other fish including some i still have.

This tank i have now was an upgrade itself 8 months ago from a 4 footer, who the regal tang again outgrew. The naso was only purchased after this upgrade, so yes we are already considering a next upgrade :D
That is great to hear sezzy. Keep up the great work.