dustins first tank. 120 gallon(lots of pics)

[Alexander]

sorry man i couldnt tell what the hell you had going on there. (blurry)

[dustin_P74]

yeah i know, they look good on the camera, and then you put it on here and you cant tell what the hell your looking at

[dustin_P74]

lets see if these are better

[Piggy]

Love the color of the new fishes. Love the fire shrimp. Hope to get one for my birthday. Corals look great to once you get past the blur.

[Alexander]

Originally Posted by Piggy

Love the color of the new fishes. Love the fire shrimp. Hope to get one for my birthday. Corals look great to once you get past the blur.

you should have enough money in that piggy bank i bought for you

[ccCapt]

Originally Posted by Oscarsdad608

Is that a maxima clam.If so it will be happier attached to a rock. The Maxima and corcia's foot gets irritated by the sand.

I don't think he has to worry about it. That is filet mignon for that chocolate chip starfish. I'm sure it will enjoy it

[Melonbob]

I kept putting my crocea on the rock, real high up and he kept throwing himself off. Finally I got fed up and left him on the sandbed, and he's stayed put. Is this actually harmful to him?

[ccCapt]

Crocea clams are rock boring clams. In the wild, they are found buried in rock with only the mantle exposed.
From A Brief Guide to the Selection & Placement of Tridacnid Clams.
"Tridacna derasa, Tridacna squamosa, and Tridacna gigas are best placed on sandy substrate, whereas Tridacna crocea and Tridacna maxima should be placed in the rock work."

[dustin_P74]

actually its not a chocolate chip starfish, its a general star, and i know they arent reef safe but this star fish doesnt even go near corals so im not worried. and i also put mine on rocks and thirty minutes later guess where it is. ill give you a hint, not the rocks

[reeffreak]

Cool chromis and clams!

I know I'm stating the obvious here.Dustin you are overstock it appears.The foggy/hazy water can't be good for the fish and corals.