Seahorse & Pipefish Haven

[ellebelle]

Somebody has been practicing with their camera ....

 

[Domboski]

Trying to get better. Any look good to you?

 

[ellebelle]

Definitely! They are a million times better than the ones you were posting. I like the tassled filefish in the fluffy gorgonian.

 

[Domboski]

BTW, Post #151 is the Yellow Sea Whip. Not so yellow is it?

 

[cb747]

Looking awesome as always Dom

 

[Domboski]

Thanks everyone

 

[Domboski]

Here are pictures of my oldest fish:

 

[Domboski]

Locally collected pilotfish after long QT

 

[Domboski]

I know I take so many pics of the Tassled Filefish but they are so easy to photograph:

 

[jejton]

Your tank is very inspirational. Nice photos. What are you going to do with the pilot fish when it outgrows the tank?

 

[Domboski]

Thanks Eric. They will be moved into the shark tank. They originally were going to be live food for the sharks but I decided to keep a few and grow them out. When they are too big for the sharks to eat I'll move them into that tank.

 

[Domboski]

Orange-tailed Filefish (Pervagor melanocephalus)

 

[Domboski]

Purple Tang (Zebrasoma xanthurum)

 

[Domboski]

Orange Spotted Rabbit Fish (Siganus punctatus?)

 

[Chapz]

Dom, Do me a favor and take a pic of the entire tank. I'd like to see more of the aquascaping youve done. Those recent updates look really good especially with the variety of live stock and corals u added to them.

 

[Domboski]

Dom, Do me a favor and take a pic of the entire tank. I'd like to see more of the aquascaping youve done. Those recent updates look really good especially with the variety of live stock and corals u added to them.

I'll try and take a FTS today and thank you.

 

[Domboski]

Last pic of the Vlamingi Tang in my posession. Going to a new and better home on Monday. Getting a cleaning here:

 

[Domboski]

Two seafans I purchased recently. I've been experimenting with all kinds of foods, Rotifers, BBS, nanochloropsus, tetraselmis, professional aquaculture copepod and bivalve foods, and liquidized formula II flakes. I've also have been in a contact with a lab who is going to provide me with 8-10 different live cultures of phyto plankton used to culture clams and other mollusks. They all contain different sized cells and nutrients. Hopefully a mixture of this will prove successful as well.

 

[Domboski]

Now that the Vlamingi is moving out a few new fish moved in. Here is copper striped cardinals (Apogon holotaenia)

 

[Domboski]

Atlantic Blue Tang (Acanthurus coeruleus)