Cats and reef tanks

Jason Truong

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Post yalls pictures of your cats and reef tanks below!

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Guess you need a lit on your tank otherwise youd truely have a reef cat in there lol
Nah, she does that 24/7. Hasn't tried anything in the past year since the tank has been here so I trust her....for now.
 
Will be getting a kitten in a couple weeks, will be interesting to see what happens.
I'm getting a an African serval in a few weeks. Interested on how it will react to the tank. Might need to get a cover D:
 
I have 3 bengals and black barn cat. They are always helping me out when I'm doing tank stuff. I usually find them laying on top of my 180's canopy as the lights make it nice and warm...
My savannah does the same haha! I love the bengal breeds man. One of the most beautiful cats out there.
 
Lots of very familiar sights. I'm apparently not the only one who has a scientist cat.

Well, one's a science cat and the other one generally does not observe the tank. That being said, one time the other one jumped onto the lid.

I'll repost these:



This was at the beginning. At first Kiki swatting the tank glass freaked out my fish, and I covered the tank with newspaper to prevent it, but after a while they didn't care.



[no sound in this second one. I was in the midst of a boring conference call and of course can't include that!]

But this is my favorite among my posts on this subject: :)
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/devil-cat-likes-fish.389015/post-4711226
 

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