More tank news
September 20, 2005
After cutting the orange zoos to separate the spreading ones from the original rock, Kevin and I realized that the idea of letting them spread in patches around the tank has a lot of merit. I love our two new little colonies that frame the gramma's cave. Such brilliance.
(You can also see the yellow polyps -- three and counting -- in the foreground. I moved them into the main tank last week. The first few days were kind of rocky because crabs kept knocking them over, but they're in a more stable position now and looking happy.)
So now here's a truly mediocre daylit photo of the new Zoo Exchange Program. We'll hopefully get a few more colonies of the orange guys and then we can sell or preferably trade the original rock.
Such fun!
(You can also see the yellow polyps -- three and counting -- in the foreground. I moved them into the main tank last week. The first few days were kind of rocky because crabs kept knocking them over, but they're in a more stable position now and looking happy.)
So now here's a truly mediocre daylit photo of the new Zoo Exchange Program. We'll hopefully get a few more colonies of the orange guys and then we can sell or preferably trade the original rock.
Such fun!
posted by susan at 10:36 AM
1 Comments:
We're thinking about converting one of our tanks to a saltwater tank... I've got tons of questions for you tonight!
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mandy, at 11:36 AM, September 21, 2005
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