grimmetts 90 gallon

here are a few pics of the 90

 

GRIMMETT - your tank is really pretty !!! Beautiful fish & great aquascape !!! Your red starfish looks very cool too

 

Very nice Sam, and I like the pwdr brn.

 

Thanks John and Glenn I'm just waiting to see how everything likes it new location and the algae to cover the rocks since the aquascaping project. I also just changed some lights tonight so it should be interesting to see the progress in a month or two.

 

Keep posting pics !!! Love pics & watching everyone's tank progress !

 

Looks really nice, lots of nice-looking corals and fish.

 

Heres a few more pics of some other critters

 

Nice pics - pretty fish ! What kind of camera did you take them with?

 

The camera is a Canon Power Shot SD1000 and it has a setting for aquarium that works very well. That camera was also used at that last meeting and Normans when we were fraging for Reef Fest. There was a slight film of algae on the glass when the pics were shot.

 

A new member to the family. My wife has been wanting one for some time.

 

Sam - very cool !!!

That new clam is gourgous - brilliant colors - very nice - thanks for sharing - keep the pics coming - we all love looking at new pics !!!

 

i think i seen that one a couple days ago. looks great

 

Gorgoeus Clam Grim! I would be a little concerned that your cup coral would create entirely too much shade for your clam though. Tell you what, since I am such a nice person I will volunteer to take that cup coral of your hands.....for the sake of the clam of course. LOL Sweet find.

 

Vickie its a good thing to know that I have a home for the cup coral if I should ever need one. Got the clam in a diff. tank

 

Blue urchin and Clownfish trying to have babys, but the clowns always eat the eggs a few days later.

 

That Blue urchin is neat !

 

I've been thinking about getting one of those Tuxedo urchins for a while. Is it a good algae consumer?

 

Urchins mainly eat coraline algae Joe, I had two tux urchins and they spent most their time on the back wall eating coraline.

 

I was asking about that specific urchin. I've already done my own research.

 

Have a nice day Joe