Recent content by bello0110

Actually I found this: http://fishbase.se/summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=59510 Remarkable! discovered in 2001, that makes it extremely rare indeed! This guy here calls him, Earle's Fairy Wrasse - Wish I had a tank for a little fish like this! lol http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthrea ...

Len Maybe C.earlei has a new name?

Yea with Tunze powerheads I wont be able to have any rotating goodness - but thanks for telling me its loud, this tank im crafting is for my bedroom! Its gotta be super quiet if thats possible!!! Im a sucker for rare fish too!! I have a fish only tank at the moment; Conspic Angel Mappa puffer...

Len I am jealous, but I am in the planning stage of my masterpiece and will post tons of pics when I officially decide on the tank and make the purchase! Everything looks so great, from the black corners, cherry stand, and plumbing. You really gave me some great ideas for my tank, Thank you...

Dave I like your ambitious responses, but your taking a quote from a book and then in your on words telling me a tank will not stunt the growth of an anemone. How do you know this?

39"? where did you read that? Most sources have said 36" solitary form, in the ocean, Max size on record. Anyone that is reading this post and has either seen or read and can direct me to the source of an H. Magnifica(in an aquarium!) of larger than 24" PLEASE LET ME KNOW! I have researched...

#3 then go back to the original store and yell at them! :twisted: you can still keep fish in your tank, very small fish that is. if this is your first time which it sounds to be, get some clownfish -minus anemones!

Is this tank big enough? 76 Gal Oceanic Half Circle (45.5x23x25) I read all sorts of sizes (on average 10"-1.5'), but all pics I have seen in captivitiy are no larger than a 12" sp. This tank will be designed for just the anemone(and some anemonefish of course!), large pieces of shelf rock...

ming!!! Ive been researching this species, H. Magnifica for some time. I am experienced hobbyist of 10+ years and want to create a tank for just this anemone and clownfish. Your anemones look so great! Can you tell me your exact setup? I would definetly use 400w HQI lights, but I would like...

Im playing on turning a 15g tank into a nano, and to get the heater and fluval pipes out of eyesight I want to hide them behind an overflow wall.. I dont have time or the right tools to make an overflow, and I know they used to be available...AGA possibly. Anyone know where I can buy a corner...

depends what inverts your attempting to keep alive, but from experience I would go with MH in a smaller tank.

Wade I agree, It should be enough light... makes sure you pick a larger one if possible, Ive had better luck. Ive had a rose BTA under PCs for over 2 years now. Also make sure you have some good rock ledges directly under the bulbs.

That doesnt look like live rock, is it?