To my best knowledge, I think you can get almost every species of corals that you want to have, if you have $$~~ This is real! The corals can exactly survive the shipping unless a serious delay of the plane take place! As for the laws here, I think we have less restrictions than you have in U.S. on the coral or fish import from other countries. Take zoas for example, we can easily and legally get complete colonies while one can only legally get frags there in U.S.
Cozer's Dream Reef
- Thread starter cozer
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To my best knowledge, I think you can get almost every species of corals that you want to have, if you have $$~~ This is real! The corals can exactly survive the shipping unless a serious delay of the plane take place! As for the laws here, I think we have less restrictions than you have in U.S. on the coral or fish import from other countries. Take zoas for example, we can easily and legally get complete colonies while one can only legally get frags there in U.S.
- Location
- Long Island, New York
Beutifull tank and welcome to MR....:splitspin
:bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes: Holy *&%!!!! That is some serious looking LED light fixture!!! I have never seen anything like that before. Did you make it or is that something only available overseas? I'm guessing it's a DIY judging by the topside with all the screws . Care to give us specs?:bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes:
BTW great shots and welcome to MR!
The fixture is actually manufactured here in Taiwan. Not a DIY work!
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Wow! You have been to Taiwan before? For business or somthing else? People here in Taiwan are always kind and enthusiastic to foreign people!
The name of the green little Anemone in my tank is "Majano Anemone
". You can find some info. from here: http://www.coralpedia.com/index.php?module=Gallery2&g2_itemId=4220
It is said that these little guys are harmful to zoas and they really does in my tank but not that serious! Since they got pretty looks, I decide to keep them without removing them by any methods. Till now, just few heads of zoas are killed (more likely to shrink) by the Anemone! Well, still keeping an eye on them~~ lol~~
BTW, I have read your thread before, and you got even more beautiful tank and corals than I do! Really amazing! Hope to see personally~~ lol~
I was refering to the coral/anemone that your clowns are swimming in/Hosting. After I looked again, I think it might be a Torch Coral(Euphyllia glabrescens). Is it an Anemone or a Coral?
I was in Taipei with a few friends, one of them grew up there, for 2 weeks. One of the best trips I've ever taken.
I was in Taipei with a few friends, one of them grew up there, for 2 weeks. One of the best trips I've ever taken.
- Location
- Hewlett, Long Island
wow amazing tank!!!!! colors are crazy same with your zoos!
colors are crazy same with your zoos!
Yes! That is a Torch coral, not an Anemone! I don't have a large enough Anemone for the two clowns to host, so they are forced to host in that Torch coral! lol~
wow amazing tank!!!!!
Thank you for noticing my thread!
Here shows the main equipment for maintaining this tank:
My 50g Display (up-left), the sump (down-left), and the refugium (down-right):
Skimmer: BM-160 (external type)
Calcium reactor TMS CR-120D
Empty
With AB hydrocarbonat
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