Tank pic..before and after..

KahluaZzZ

KahluaZzZ

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this is weird..i tought i posted a reply...anyways, Lorna, i'll take more pics tomorrow, not all the zoanthids are on the pic.
A friend gave me some rocks again from his trip in Malaysia..








I just boiled them like 30 mn just in case even tough they were found on the beach and not in the sea
 

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KahluaZzZ

KahluaZzZ

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dunno if it's legit or safe/compatible in the northern states..
anyways my friend has his bags checked at the airport and no problems with the rocks; the beach where he found them was on an empty island...not polluted, an acropora lagoon filled with perculas..oh boy..i wanna be there..hehe anyways it's a clean place
 

saltwater4life

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I'm not sure i know when we went to Hawaii a few years ago i got some nice pieces of dead LR and it was a full beach and no one said anything also i remember i went to this reefy area and was grabbing fish i left when i seen this ell tho :D but I'm not sure the beach we go to are like 5 miles away from the main areas or the privet beach
 

SALTY WATERS

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The collection of live rock and coral is prohibited in Hawaii, you should always check the local laws before ever collecting anything from nature... The laws are there for a reason to protect and preserve the natural environment from total destruction and lose.

Though I do not know if dead washed up rock on a beach is in this catagory!
 

Joe Fish

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I was watching a show on discovery science and they were saying by 2048 there could be no seafood left. I don't think it will effect much of the reef fishes, but the fish that are caught for food. I guess that would have an effect on the ocean diversity.
 

saltwater4life

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nice close ups and i didn't know it was prohibited o.0 i did it because others were picking LR off these reef things but i just found it washed up and no one said anything and i guess they couldn't of said anything at the air port since we took a air force plane they dont look in the bags
 

FWSWBW

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Beautiful tank..it can't see the first pics though of what it used to look like. That bubble is amazingly big..mine grows very slow..what was it you were adding? I didn't see any mushrooms, I may have missed them. Nice tank. I'm doing a 58 gallon FOWLR..that will probably turn into a reef. The nice thing about the dementions of my tank is the 30 gallon long lights will fit on the 58 tall, I will add more if I do turn it over as a reef, but I'll have that option. I'm thinking Butterflies for the new tank..I want some schooling fish so I may go with them. This tank I have came with a yellowhead moray eel..I had him for a while but he was so aggressive I couldn't keep anything with him..so I traded him for a bunch of corals. Here he is in a temp. tank.
 

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KahluaZzZ said:
well the pic with the bubble is a year ago, i gave the bubble away 'cause he needed more light..
got a crazy eel in there.
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yea he was a killer, about 27" long I should have kept him..I'm regreting it now. Boy you couldn't tell by the picture.. looked like your bubble was at it's max. Mine was a free bee and it does need more light..but the funny thing is, when I move it up on the rock closer to the light it didn't come out as much, so I moved it back on the sand bed and it likes it there. No way near as nice as yours, I've had him about a year and a half and he is bigger than he once was. I'm thinking of trading him for something else, maybe another frogspawn or xenia. Any way nice tank.
 

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