My tank 55 gal (pics, vids)

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• Sep 16, 2007

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just the begining, I've been cycling for awhile and my girlfriend decided to grab some fish :wall: . i couldn't say anything to her. paramiters seem to be fine. got quite a few hitchhikers from buying the sand with some snails and hermits, maybe i'll take more pics of them my camera sucks.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=s6a6EbIHlZk
http://youtube.com/watch?v=s6a6EbIHlZk

just a start, troll away!! haha

 

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• Sep 16, 2007

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Are those blue damsels? The others look like chromis?

 

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yep

 

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Ahh, I always loved the way the electric blue damsels looked. I stayed away from them though due to the aggressive nature. The only one I have is the one that I used to originally cycle my 12g tank. It's been a good fish, a little territorial/aggressive but not bad. It ended up going with my 'finding nemo' theme though.

 

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theres two damsels theres enough room for them to get along, I really hope to get rid of them soon though

 

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• Sep 17, 2007

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I've noticed a few feather dusters, or atleast I think they are transparent and catch the brine and close kinda like an anenome...? Any suggestions on what it is? I tried to get pics, but as you can tell my camera sucks.

 

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Blinky

• Sep 17, 2007

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Do not sound like feathers, could be clear aiptasia...AKA Glass Anemone...Attached a micro feather duster for comparison....

 

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• Sep 17, 2007

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is that bad? I noticed that they sell these at petco on large rocks with these covered all over them.

 

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• Sep 17, 2007

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if they are feathers, no, not bad at all..they are really harmless filter feeders...

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noooo, it is aiptasia.........i hear this is bad and can spread quickly. Why would petco sell these?