a small belgium tank

[miranda1960]

well guys here a few pictures of my small belgium tank...

 

[miranda1960]

some more

 

[miranda1960]

did i spoil you all or not??

 

[miranda1960]

the fish and coral on last three pictures were bought today

 

[miranda1960]

and some global pics....

 

[Flame Angel]

Nice. Welcome Aboard!

 

[miranda1960]

and some more of the corals

 

[snick1734]

Nice How many gallons ?

steve

 

[jason401]

nice tank! and welcome to brs, are you still in belgium? whats that tall orange species in the 5th and 6th pic from the last.

 

[Dekon]

Looks real nice!

 

[STiTCH87]

Welp, here's the next Tank Of The Month member i'm sure of it!!!

LOVE the sponges and the squirts! Very jealous of your ability to maintain them. Takes a lot of skill and time for sure.

Awesome that I saw a tailspot blenny as that is the only one fish I currently own in my 5g. Love that fish. How big is this tank? Looks pretty large maybe 55 or 75?

 

[Dfrontiero89]

Wow, very nice tank!

 

[Skeeter7424]

haha i asked for pics, and you delivered! Nice tank, as was asked, what are the specs on it?

 

[Turbosnail]

Wow very nice!

 

[miranda1960]

nice tank! and welcome to brs, are you still in belgium? whats that tall orange species in the 5th and 6th pic from the last.

euhm i am living in Belgium yes.. i am not american or so... the tall orange species is a threesponge

 

[miranda1960]

for a seatank its a very small one but its enough to me... about 80 gallons he is one meter on 50 cm on 60 high... the lightning is only 4 x ATI 39 watt.... i dont use HQI anymore even i had one of 150 watt.. but its not needed with a leather coral tank... maybe i will get leds this year i am no sure about it yet.

 

[miranda1960]

two of my beautifulst corals... i have only a small frag of them at the moment but i like to post two pictures of the mothercoral where they came from ..both are sinularia polydactyla.. the fluo yellow is from australia

mothercoral

mothercoral bluegrey sinularia

 

[buusreef]

Nice tank

 

[STiTCH87]

Man I wish I had that yellow sinularia! I've seen the blue/grey sinularia on snorkeling videos of people in the Florida keys. I'm thinking of finding fish shops down there and buying stuff and shipping it back up here.

 

[miranda1960]

Man I wish I had that yellow sinularia! I've seen the blue/grey sinularia on snorkeling videos of people in the Florida keys. I'm thinking of finding fish shops down there and buying stuff and shipping it back up here.

somebody from my country gave the blue/grey one a while ago for free ( iam still thankfull for that )because its a very beautifull coral... when polieps are closed its turned lightblue... he had give the whole piece (the one on pic) to a public aquarium last saterday...and kept a frag of it for himself.

The fluo yellow frag has a story behind.. ( the little one is the one i have now) The yellow coral came with an export from the coralsea (aussie) and it fell in several pieces ...each piece was given away for a small price ... i asked one of the persons for a frag but i didn't get one till one was gaven a frag back to the shop where it came from... i was given a frag of my blue/grey one to the owner en got the fluo yellow in return for free... thats my story behind it.... we don't even find such coral in belgium normally... so to me its a precious one even its a very small frag but it will grow.... the owner of the shop will have a frag in return when its grow a lot...
My intressest are just going to special leathers i like different colors and now i am seaching still yellow and green efflatournaria this on the pic is a lightpink one sometimes they do sell cespitularia to efflatournaria but they are both different corals of he xenia family