OK, so I felt like taking some Photo's

[rakabos]

AWESOME, FANTASTIC, SPECTACULAR, STUNNING

oh and AMAZING!!

[Achilles]

Originally Posted by Michael B

Thanks for the kind words Achilles and yes I was horrified when my clowns started hosting me goniopora. But after about two months, the coral was just as well and my three clowns for all trying to host the same coral - so I bought some more and they now each have their own & all corals doing great. Have thought long and hard about an anemone, but still worried. The Flame did pic a little to start with (Coral beauty never has), but now both are model citizens

Hi Michael sounds good, but as you know goniopora are difficult as it is but who knows maybe they will feed off the clownfish poop and do well! I thought the flame would nip glad to hear it has stopped, if you really ever want an anemone and want peace of mind that no powerheads wil get involved you can always design small boxes to fit around your pumps made of black acrylic with slits to allow water through sort of like a double grid like a tunze wave box in a way and then you wont have any problems with it being damaged but your best species would be still heteractis crispa although if you do the boxes around the pumps, you could also add rose bubbles but i would not add magnifica they have tendency to wander up high even on glass

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by erratiC

Ammmmmmmmmmazing pics dude. Those ric pics are absolutely out of this world.

Good job!

Thanks a mill

Originally Posted by eddiead

Stunning tank and awesome photography skills to go with it. I love the elegance in the simplicity of your tank. Amazing!

Really appreciate that - thank you

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by rakabos

AWESOME, FANTASTIC, SPECTACULAR, STUNNING

oh and AMAZING!!

Thanks rakabos - made my day

Originally Posted by Achilles

Hi Michael sounds good, but as you know goniopora are difficult as it is but who knows maybe they will feed off the clownfish poop and do well! I thought the flame would nip glad to hear it has stopped, if you really ever want an anemone and want peace of mind that no powerheads wil get involved you can always design small boxes to fit around your pumps made of black acrylic with slits to allow water through sort of like a double grid like a tunze wave box in a way and then you wont have any problems with it being damaged but your best species would be still heteractis crispa although if you do the boxes around the pumps, you could also add rose bubbles but i would not add magnifica they have tendency to wander up high even on glass

As always appreciate the advice & time taken - thanks so much for the ideas Achilles

[crispin]

Michael, i wss just wondering what your boets up to and if he's still keeping a tank, havent seen him or his camera work on here for a while?

[devesh.r]

WOW Michael your tank is truly amazing man. Love this is what I would love to own one day. Great stuff man.

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by crispin

Michael, i wss just wondering what your boets up to and if he's still keeping a tank, havent seen him or his camera work on here for a while?

Hi crispin, thanks for asking and his tank is thriving & look great (I will nudge him for an update with photo's )

Originally Posted by devesh.r

WOW Michael your tank is truly amazing man. Love this is what I would love to own one day. Great stuff man.

Thanks a million devesh.r

[Dewald@Dorry]

A great looking tank. Very nice and neat. Love the simple open scaping and selection of live stock.

I can just imagine what this tank looks like in real live.

Are those clowns snow flakes? Love them!!

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by Dewald@Dorry

A great looking tank. Very nice and neat. Love the simple open scaping and selection of live stock.

I can just imagine what this tank looks like in real live.

Are those clowns snow flakes? Love them!!

Thanks so much Dewald & yea Snowflake with a Picasso