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Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3bwdcCvctE (More pictures and videos available on our website http://www.aquaticescapes.ca) Cheers, Diana & Raf :)

I have not heard they need to change 'shells' unless the host coral dies, but I have heard they can utilize snail shells? If I did not have bryozoans growing on my live rock I probably would not have purchased this guy. It seems my aquarium is able to sustain at least a small population of...

Found a species name... although it is not a professional source. "Manucomplanus varians lives in a staghorned hydrocoral (Janaria mirabilis)"

Is my coral hermit crab. :D It's hard finding info on these guys, you don't see them too often. I've had him for a couple months now. -Diana

Wow, that is super neat. Thanks for posting that info chris&barb. And great looking clams! I wish I had more tank space for more clams *sigh*. :)

Possibly try to contact a retailer that used to carry EuroReef, and maybe they still have some impellers kicking around? Ocean Aquatics up here in Canada, as far as I know, I still selling EuroReef stuff. I know this doesn't help you get your money back or anything, but at least you could still...

I know the teacher, he has photographed my aquarium, and he is absolutely fantastic! Chris is truly talented and to get a chance to learn his techniques in aquarium photography should not be passed up! :)

Isnt that always typical, the one time you decide not to go out to the water or not to bring your cam its gonna be the best ever? Weve learnt our lesson several times so we now ALWAYS bring the cam. Its so little that we can just put it in our velcro pocket when we arent using it swimming. We...

Muwahaha, nope no external strobe. Just pure and simple little camera. We were in some pretty shallow spots, and all the pics with amazing color were taken pretty shallow (approx 5 feet). But the little flash on the cam is great for up close stuff. Trying to take pics of things in the distance...

Here are some pics from our US and British Virgin Islands trip, we went for 10 days and were in the water almost every day! Enjoy! Oh, and before you ask, the camera is a waterproof Olympus 720 SW digi. Its good to about 10 feet, and shockproof too! Raf and an elkhorn coral: Longspine...

Feed oily mysis shrimp? Use chemi clean? Prime? :P

The 'plants' are Halimeda, a calcareous macro algae. :) I could do some rooting around for a larger full-tank pic, but usually I'd have to take the quality down on the image in order to allow for a bigger pic.... since photobucket loves to resize pics that are too big. ;) This tank is no...

Thanks guys :)

Here are just a few pictures I took today of the inhabitants in my 90 gallon reef tank. Enjoy! :) The A. ocellaris clowns breeding... the male and female are taking turns laying the eggs and then fertalizing! Porcelin crab sitting on the brain coral... it looks very comfy! My neon goby...

Here is our niger trigger Queen Angel And Picasso Trigger another of the niger trigger