Starry Blenny (Salarias Ramosus).

[Jasonanatal]

Hello everyone, just wanted to let everyone see the first and newest edition to my 150 gallon Oceanic Reef Ready Aquarium. My Starry Blenny (Salarias Ramosus) aka Ben the Blenny.

Maximum Length: 5.5 in.
Care Level: Easy
Family: Blenniidae
Reef Compatibility: Excellent
Minimum Aquarium Size: 30 gal.
Range: Cebu
Diet: Herbivore
Water Conditions: 74-80? F; sg 1.020-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4

Photograph - Starry Blenny (Salarias Ramosus).

 

[bigsink]

This is absolutely the coolest fish anyone can put into their reef tank. I love mine. He is full of personality and so much fun to watch.

 

[crox99]

I am looking for one. Where did you get it? Very cute.:splitspin

 

[Jasonanatal]

Reply to Bigsink.

This is absolutely the coolest fish anyone can put into their reef tank. I love mine. He is full of personality and so much fun to watch.

Bigsink, that I can definitely agree with.

 

[Jasonanatal]

Reply to Crox99.

I am looking for one. Where did you get it? Very cute.:splitspin

Crox99, I actually purchased him from House of Fins in Greenwich, CT. First time I have seen them have one in over 8 months.

 

[bigsink]

Got mine from Steve at WWOF. He gets them regularly. Just send him a pm!

 

[jhale]

I love those blenny's.

Did you give him a name?

 

[Jasonanatal]

Reply to Jhale.

I love those blenny's.

Did you give him a name?

Jhale, my wife actually dose the naming. She named him Ben the Blenny.

 

[crox99]

Got mine from Steve at WWOF. He gets them regularly. Just send him a pm!

Thanks.

 

[Jasonanatal]

Reply to Crox99.

Thanks.

Crox99, your welcome.

 

[Jasonanatal]

150 gallon "Lets Bring Out The Big Boy" Reef Aquarium Update.

 

[jejton]

I love your methodology and documentation of everything. Its a great resource for others. I think to better test your hypothesis about the DI resin, you would have to run two identical units with only the position of the DI different and test the outcome over a period of time. I wonder if that has been done before as it would be interesting to see if there is a difference.

 

[Jasonanatal]

Reply to Jejton.

I love your methodology and documentation of everything. Its a great resource for others. I think to better test your hypothesis about the DI resin, you would have to run two identical units with only the position of the DI different and test the outcome over a period of time. I wonder if that has been done before as it would be interesting to see if there is a difference.

Reply to Jejton, I actually accidently placed this post in the wrong thread. it has been moved to the following location: http://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum...lon-lets-bring-out-big-boy-reef-aquarium.html

But to answer your question I don't have two seperate units but I have tried both positions before so I will see if I have photographs. Thank you for the compliments as well.