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| Here are some pictures of Dave's 225 gallon salt water aquarium. If you want a closer look click on the picture and it will take you to another page with it full size. I suggest you right click and choose "open in a new window" if you don't want to have to wait for this page to reload as you go back and forth. |
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| Boring Clam is the name I believe. Very pretty and fun to watch. Not boring at all! |
| Nemo and Marlin!! Hannah was so excited. She picked them out herself. |
| Another view of Nemo and Marlin. |
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| Lawn Mower Bleny. He does a good job eating hair algae. |
| Yellow Tang. Hannah named it Pompomp. Her name for everything. LOL. She was going to name the clownfish Pompomp and Zagat, but we decided it was too confusing to have two pompomps in the tank. She felt that Nemo and Marlin were ok names. |
| Euphilia or Torch Coral. This is not an anenome, but instead a stony coral and the clownfish ignore it. |
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| On the upper left is a torch coral (euphoria) under the blue lights. It looks a bit more purple because of my camera. Usually it is bright green. The polyps are not all the way out as it is turning in for the night and will pull all the polyps in. The lupper right picture is shown in more natural light taken at the same time with the camera flash. |
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| Same thing as above - this SPS coral, has tiny polyps and looks very pretty under the blue lights. It doesn't pull it's polyps in at night like the Euphoria, but will under stress. |
| Here are our two cleaner shrimps. They are very interesting to watch. I've seen them clean the Lawn Mower Bleny. One of them has molted and it was neat to see the skin - they shed the hard shell around the long tentacles too. |
| Here are the newest members of Dave's fishtank. Blue Green Chromis. There are 7 in the tank. Originally we had 8 but we lost one yesterday in the overflow and it didn't survive. They school around together. They are an aquamarine blue green color and are very pretty. |
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| Acropora Coral |
| Royal Gramma |
| Kelp |
| A Bristleworm (he is only about 20mm long) |
| Pink Torch Coral |
| Pocillapora Coral |
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