Sharkbaits 210 acrylic dream
- Thread starter Sharkbait
- Start date
Craig Manoukian
Well-Known Member
Craig Manoukian
Well-Known Member
Wow the photo gallery is impessive. The tanks are awesome, but I prefer the "reef" tank interior, if you get my drift.
Craig Manoukian
Well-Known Member
Anytime! Can't wait to see progress on the prop tank, a very good coservation measure!
Sharkbait
Active Member
:sinking: Here we go! Got a few pics together for you all. My reef currently, The Discus pair that spawned, The Fry, and my new Propagation Tank! Hope you enjoy. I will probably start a new thread for my prop tank soon. Can't figure out how to correctly resize photos now,they seem tiny now, any suggestions?
Craig Manoukian
Well-Known Member
Great to see you Greg! Have you talked to Kim lately? Can't wait to do sushi again sometime!
Sharkbait
Active Member
Hey Craig, last I heard from Kim she was in the middle of building a steel stand for one of my friends (Skip). I'm sure she's up to somethin', and anytime your in Phx it's on me. BTW, I moved onto Curating exhibits now. I have a swimmable/divable 15,000 system that is my sole work focus now.
Craig Manoukian
Well-Known Member
Cool beans Greg. I'll let you know the next time I'll be out your way.
Pictures of the 15,000 gallon system would be the bomb!
Pictures of the 15,000 gallon system would be the bomb!
Sharkbait
Active Member
Well, time for my check up. Humm, Feburary 2009. Still running the tank, it's doing pretty good. Got rid of a lot of equipment and corals over the last year or so. Buying a Vortech pump in the next few days.Starting to restock with corals (frags) now. However, the fish I've been collecting are really something else. I've gotten into more rare or uncommon fish lately. So far some of my fish include; Regal angel (got rid of all my clams), Borbonius anthias, a picasso clown (had to replace my black ocellaris, RIP), Masked reabbitfish, Solarensis wrasse, Convict and Scopas tangs. A few inverts to round it out; purple banded serpent star, skunk cleaner shrimp, and a crazy variety of snails.
I also have started a nano (5G.) for softies/ ricordia's I've collected. It's a fun little tank. Very minimal in design. The only inhabitant is a trema gobie.
Joined a great group here in Phoenix. It's called F.R.A.G. ( Fish and Reef Aquarium Group), the group has monthly meetings and auctions are put on by a partner group called P.R.O.P. (Propagator's Reef Organization Project). The job is great, still can't beat scuba diving for a living. I'll be on RS, a bit more consistently now. I missed this site! New pics coming soon...
I also have started a nano (5G.) for softies/ ricordia's I've collected. It's a fun little tank. Very minimal in design. The only inhabitant is a trema gobie.
Joined a great group here in Phoenix. It's called F.R.A.G. ( Fish and Reef Aquarium Group), the group has monthly meetings and auctions are put on by a partner group called P.R.O.P. (Propagator's Reef Organization Project). The job is great, still can't beat scuba diving for a living. I'll be on RS, a bit more consistently now. I missed this site! New pics coming soon...
Craig Manoukian
Well-Known Member
Thanks for the update Greg! Still waiting for the above pic request! Will be visiting my mom in the future and will give you a shout!
Craig Manoukian
Well-Known Member
Way coolio boss!
Sharkbait
Active Member
Frankie-The "frag pods" were an AZ creation. The original company sold and the new trade name is now "cutting reef". They have two different pod shapes; one is flat (pictured) and the other a a cupped version. They come in packages of 100, 50 of each type. We are also using sand plugs now for a more natural look.