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INFO FOR GOBY FANS

Big thanks to 'Happy George' for the awesome photo.

So, who's had experience with gobies? Just a quick intro here...

Below, you'll find links to different types of gobies and their care requirements:

- Yellow Clown Goby
- Yellow Watchman Goby
- Fire Fish Goby
- Purple Fire ...

This is amazing, love seeing plate corals produce babies like this. Thanks for sharing, good luck with the little ones, hope they all thrive.

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Still waiting on those pics.

edit: Saw the LA one, and yeah, it's got more of a yellow/green vibe, but still looks pretty sweet.

Hey everyone. I'm curious, does anyone here collect chalice corals and have a cool way of displaying them? I've recently added a few to my collection, but I'm having a hard time finding a display method that really showcases them.

I've seen some amazing coral gardens online, but they all seem to ...

FISH PHOTO GALLERIES​​





TANGS
A variety of species, each unique and fascinating.



REGAL TANG
Thanks to 'jollybob' for the photo.



YELLOW TANG
A popular choice among aquarium enthusiasts.



KOLE TANG
'storm9' kindly provided the photo.



SCOPUS TANG
Thanks to 'Chris_C' for sharing ...

YELLOW TANG
Zebrasoma Flavescens





The Yellow Tang's a top 10 marine fish, thanks to its bright yellow body and unique shape. Native to the Indio-pacific Ocean, this tang's a great choice for marine keepers due to its hardiness. It needs plenty of space to swim, just like in its natural ...

Our Fish of the Week is here - The one and only Butterfly Fish.

I'm super excited to announce that the Butterfly Fish now has its very own page, and I need your help to make it an amazing resource.

Please share your photos, experiences, and any fun facts you know about these gorgeous fish. Let's ...

Here are a couple of pics, one with the light on and one without, different angles too. Sorry again for the bad pics, haven't used my old DSLR in ages.

Flow's definitely a possibility, and I've had my own issues with an emerald crab and a duncan colony. I had to get rid of the crab, it was occasionally cutting tentacles off the polyps. The duncan never got used to those 'haircuts'. Parameters and light seem fine to me.