Top 11 - 20 Additional Tank Picture All Time
Rated #11: Fish Tank Picture
Username: MAli
Country: United Arab Emirates
Rank:
#11 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
MAli on
Ratings:
6
Number of votes:
12
About Yourself:
always kept soft water fish now hard water its better
Fish Kept:
Peacock Cichlid, Orange Blossom, Kenyi, Electric Blue, Yellow Cichlid, White Cichlid,
Jacob, Kodanga, Hongi etc
Corals/Plants:
1 White coral from Maldives,
3 Anubias Plants and 3 fake plants
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Advice:
always keep PH, and Nitrite test kit with you...
Description:
new set up
Rated #12: Fish Tank Picture
Username: mike brophy
Country: United States
Rank:
#12 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
mike brophy on
Ratings:
5.94
Number of votes:
49
Quote:
WHY DID I GET INTO THIS
About Yourself:
JUST GOT INTO IT BUT WHY I DO NOT KNOW.....
Fish Kept:
MYSTERY WRASS, FIRE FISH ,TANG,CHERRY HEAD GOBYS,BARNICLE BLEMMYS,SCOOTER BLEMMY,2 WATCHMAN GOBYS,CARDNIAL FISH,5 CHROMIES,LAWNMOWER BLEMMIE,CLEANER WRASS
Corals/Plants:
DUNCANS ,BRAINS, TORCHES ,FROG SPAWNS,BLASTOS,LEATHERS,BUBBLES,MUSHROOMS, ZOOANTHIDS,POLLOPS,LOOTS OF STAR POLLOPS
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Advice:
get ready to spend MONEY BUT SPEND ALL YOUR MONEY AT SEASIDE TROPICAL FISH IN HUNTINGTON BEACH BEST CORAL AND FISH AT THE BEST PRICE
Description:
A CLOSER LOOK
Rated #13: Fish Tank Picture
Username: Eric Kovalsky
Country: United States
Rank:
#13 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Eric Kovalsky on
Ratings:
5.82
Number of votes:
11
About Yourself:
I'm a physician and only got into the hobby a year ago. Taking care of this tank is like a second full time job, but I (usually) enjoy it. Reproducing a small piece of the ocean here in our desert home makes for a fascinating display, and it has been very eductional for my wife and two young daughters as well as myself.
Fish Kept:
Four surgeons (sohal, chevron, yellow, pacific blue); moorish idol; copperband butterflyfish; our angelfish (mated bellus/ornate pair, pygmy flame, regal); four anthias (hawaiian bicolor harem); eight fairy wrasses (hawiian flame pair, rhomboid pair, lineatus pair, red margin male, scottorum male); two lined wrasses (mystery and four line); two flasher wrasses (blue and McCloskers); three leopard wrasses (african, potters, common); six blennies (midas, lawnmower, segmented sailfin, starry, tail spot, red spot); two clownfish (mated ocellaris pair); four chromis (blue-green); two dragonets (green mandarin, psychedelic mandarin); three gobies (randalls, yashia pair); three pajama cardinalfish; flame hawkfish; fuzzy dwarf lionfish; two dwarf golden moray eels; blue spot jawfish.
Corals/Plants:
Too many too count, lots of SPS, LPS, and soft plus rose anemone, clams, xenids, gorgonians, sponges, tunicates, sea apple, etc. There are a lot of aposymbiotic (i.e. non-photosynthetic) corals in this tank which are difficult to keep alive. Many of them, like the blueberry gorgonians and sun corals, are fed nightly. Except for the protein skimmer, there is no mechenical filtration. This provides a good environment for all the filter feeding animals, along with use of the Zeovit system which supplements bacterioplankton. With all the feeding of corals and the numerous predators, and a lot of hungry fish, my nitrates run high -- about 25ppm. I used to stress about this, but no longer since the animals all seem happy and are very colorful.
Tank Size:
250 gallons
Advice:
Plan on spending a lot of time and a lot of money if you want to have a nice tank! Research everything and plan on spending months to years planning a large reef system.
Description:
Full tank shot
Rated #14: Fish Tank Picture
Username: tyler
Country: United States
Rank:
#14 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
tyler on
Ratings:
5.8
Number of votes:
15
Quote:
pita papala wannanndae haha!!!!!!
About Yourself:
fish
Fish Kept:
1 male square anthius,1 blue hippo tan, 1 naso tang, 1 rabbit fish fox face, 1 copper band, 1 damsel, 1 yellow mimic tang,
Corals/Plants:
three types of montiporas, 1 hyndaphora, 1 green slimer, one 7 inch welsaphilia brian,5 type of zoas, 3 rose anemones, two hugexenia colonies,my personal favorite... austrialian acan lords, also austrialian duncan polyp, a rare anenome im not sure what species. i also have a couple frog spawns. 1 lobo brain, 1 open brain.also 7 different ypes of mushrooms.1 green leather, also green and brown star polyps, and 1red chalic. 1 long tentical fungia plate. two crocia clams. and 1 maze brain.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Advice:
patience
Description:
rght side of tank
Rated #15: Fish Tank Picture
Username: Sarah
Country: United Kingdom
Rank:
#15 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Sarah on
Ratings:
5.67
Number of votes:
43
Fish Kept:
1x Coral Beauty
1x Royal Grammer
1x Twin Spot Hog Fish
1x Bangaii Cardinal
1x Pink Scooter Blenny
Corals/Plants:
Over 30 corals, mainly LPS, concentration on Sun Corals
Tank Size:
35 gallons
Advice:
Research first, buy later.
A successful tank is not one thats inhabitants survive.. but rather thrive
Description:
Aqua Medic Chromis - 8 Months In
Rated #16: Fish Tank Picture
Username: Art Junior
Country: United States
Rank:
#16 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Art Junior on
Ratings:
5.67
Number of votes:
33
Quote:
n/a
About Yourself:
n/a
Fish Kept:
Yellow Tang, Blue Yellow-Belly Tang, Sailfin Tang, Orange Shoulder Tang,Blonde Naso tang,Achilles tang,Moorish Idol Six-Line Wrasse, 3-Stripe Damsel, Yellow Tail Damsel, Green Mandarine, 3 Gobies, Fox Face Lo, Sleeper Head Gobie, 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, 3 Anthias, Royal Gramma, Snails, Clams, Starfish and crabs.
Corals/Plants:
LPS, SPS, Polyps, Mushrooms, Soft Corals, clams.
Tank Size:
180 gallons
Advice:
Have patience and acquire good reading material....read, read and read!!!
Description:
2nd pic of center of tank
Rated #17: Fish Tank Picture
Username: David
Country: United States
Rank:
#17 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
David on
Ratings:
5.67
Number of votes:
15
Quote:
Don't go cheep, it will cost you
About Yourself:
None
Fish Kept:
Desjardini Sailfin Tang, Blue Tang, half black mimic tang, Coral Beauty Angelfish, Royal Gramma Basslet, Kaudern's Cardinal, yellowstripe maroon clown
Corals/Plants:
Torch coral, Purple tip frogspone, bubble coral, star polyps, long tenical Anemone, pulsating xenia, 2 colt coral, 15 SPS,
Tank Size:
110 gallons
Advice:
no matter what you hear, you can't have to much light or water flow.
Description:
110 in-wall Reef tank
Rated #18: Fish Tank Picture
Username: aaron
Country: United States
Rank:
#18 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
aaron on
Ratings:
5.62
Number of votes:
26
Quote:
Expect the worse and you are Never Disappointed
About Yourself:
I have been keeping freshwater fish for 24 years, saltwater fish for about 20, and reefs for about 15 years. I still take a minimalists approach and subsribe to the theory of keeping it as simple as possible.
Fish Kept:
Percula Clown 12 years old.
Yellow Tang 8 years old.
Yellow Headed Sleeper Goby is about a year old as are the 6 Green Chromis
Corals/Plants:
Sarcophyton that I fragged about 8 years ago, Mushrooms and other soft corals everywhere that came from a small frag rocks, Torch Coral that was Fragged locally and has now split into about 8 heads.
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Advice:
Read, Read, and Read some more. Wetwebmedia has some great info on their site. Do not believe anyones advice if they are trying to sell you something.
Description:
This photo was taken May 2008
Rated #19: Fish Tank Picture
Username: Thomas
Country: United States
Rank:
#19 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Thomas on
Ratings:
5.58
Number of votes:
12
Fish Kept:
Red Zebra Cichlid, Electric Yellow Cichlid, Electric Blue Cichlid, Demasoni Cichlid, Sailfin Pleco (L-83)
Corals/Plants:
Plastic plants , fake corals
Tank Size:
40 gallons
Advice:
Let your water cycle first for a few days before adding fish. Have back up heaters & filter equipment & chemicals for a start up tank cycle, have stuff for ick & disease for the fish. Using the salts for the tank also promote health Gil function & treat disease in the tank. Be patient with the tank it'll take some time to get acclimated & healthy bacteria.
Description:
Full spectrum led lights
Rated #20: Fish Tank Picture
Username: Jeff
Country: United States
Rank:
#20 out of 90 Additional Tank Picture submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Jeff on
Ratings:
5.55
Number of votes:
237
Quote:
Tank is no longer set up. Had to give up the hobby.
Tank Size:
80 gallons
Description:
80g Reef with center overflow and Eco-system filtration, 2-250w Iwasaki MH and 2-110w VHO Actinic. Auto topoff