Some pics from my tank today.

wooglin · #1 04/04/2006, 10:45 PM

Ricordia

My oh so friendly rabbit, he lets me pet him.

Occulina from the gulf.

Full tank shot, after some consolidation, my LT Anemone is growing

Clowns in Anemone

I just love these little yellow fish.

c_stowers · #2 04/04/2006, 10:57 PM

Very nice!

wooglin · #3 04/04/2006, 11:07 PM

Thanks... Getting better with the DSLR

Stinky2426 · #4 04/04/2006, 11:09 PM

beautiful clowns and corals, where did u get those pink milepora, i think its a millepora, its in the last pic

Countzer0 · #5 04/04/2006, 11:09 PM

The thing I love about wooglins tank is he can take the worst looking half dead frag and grow some huge awsome mother colony coral .. he is a total freak .... looks good bro!

still can't believe you got my lill coral rabbit ... i loved that fish!!!!

DMBillies · #6 04/04/2006, 11:13 PM

Love the ricordia... interesting color.

Mikeyjer · #7 04/04/2006, 11:19 PM

Your tank looks GREAT!!! What are those two big things on top of each side of your tank?? I know it's a pump, but what kind?

gflat65 · #8 04/05/2006, 06:58 AM

Nice recovery from the crash. I need to get back by there again and check it out in person

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wooglin · #9 04/05/2006, 07:43 AM

Thanks everyone.

Michael the big pumps to the left and right are a Tunze on the left, and a Rio SEIO on the right.

greystreet41 · #10 04/05/2006, 09:24 AM

beautiful tank. which slr do you have? I'm thinking about getting a canon 10d.

boofer · #11 04/05/2006, 10:16 AM

Nice pics man, Youve got lots of growth since Ive seen it last

anthony34 · #12 04/05/2006, 10:19 AM

Very nice

cee · #13 04/05/2006, 10:24 AM

I'm diggin' that rabbitfish. Do you happen to know what species it is?

Dave

wooglin · #14 04/05/2006, 12:28 PM

The rabbitfish is a Siganus corallinus or commonly known as a blue spotted rabbit fish.

c_stowers · #15 04/05/2006, 12:39 PM

Ever have any problems with your yellow goby picking at your acro polyps? I noticed that you don't have much PE on that mille he is setting in. I think I may have the same problem with my rusty clown goby.

wooglin · #16 04/05/2006, 01:06 PM

The polyps only come out at night (I will post a picture tonight, that particular coral has amazing polyps). I believe it is because the XM 10k's have such a high par. If you look at the coral during the day, you can see the polyps, but they are inside their housings (I know wrong term).

I dont know if the clown picks at the polyps or not. I dont think so. I just think he irritates the corals by sitting on them. In my larger SPS corals it does not matter, as they are deep inside, where the polyps are dying due to shading. He normaly does not sit on a smaller coral, but when I took the pictures it was feeding time, and the fish act crazy.

reewik · #17 04/05/2006, 02:39 PM

Great job Allen....

wooglin · #18 04/05/2006, 03:56 PM

I am learning how to use my aperture settings again to get good focus. Oh how quickly I forgot what I learned in college photography class ( it was 10 years ago).

fishdoc11 · #19 04/05/2006, 05:57 PM

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The thing I love about wooglins tank is he can take the worst looking half dead frag and grow some huge awsome mother colony coral

Yep

I think I aquired some of those Rics when you did wooglin, that is if you got them from Ebay. That rabbitfish is awesome!

What model of Stream is that?

The tank looks outstanding as usual...thanks for sharing

Chris

wooglin · #20 04/05/2006, 07:14 PM

Its a 6100 I think. The ricordia did come from EmBay. All my corals are either from EmBay or from you.

fishdoc11 · #21 04/05/2006, 07:29 PM

Do you have the stream set on the wave action function and if so do you like it?

jfw60 · #22 04/06/2006, 08:15 AM

You have got some incredible colors and growth with those corals. What type of rabbit fish is that, and are your acros from frags?

wooglin · #23 04/06/2006, 08:43 AM

Fishdoc, the stream does have the controller hooked up and it alternates from 30% to 100% every 10 seconds I believe. I like it alot, I am a huge Tunze fan. Everything is so modular, and replaceable for not much money. Its alot of money up front, but then you have pumps that last really forever as long as you are willing to maintanence parts that go out. German engineering what can you say. I would love to have two of them and the new multicontroller that does wave, luner, etc.

jwf60 all of the corals are from small frags, with the exception of the pink pocipilpora(sp). It was fishdocs, and I bought it large.

Mikeyjer · #24 04/06/2006, 12:18 PM

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Originally posted by wooglin
Thanks everyone.

Michael the big pumps to the left and right are a Tunze on the left, and a Rio SEIO on the right.

That's what I thought they were, but weren't sure....

Mikeyjer · #25 04/06/2006, 01:10 PM

Which ones of the Tunze did you get? What did you get along with it??