Dixie's 10gal reef

Got a cool picture of my favorite baby i thought I'd share.

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He sure is stunning. Actually one of the most colorful creatures in the world. I'm presuming, since you are dedicated to your reef, he'll receive good care.
 
Oh yeah, i got him from a soldier who was breaking down his tank before we moved. He had this fella for 2 years and he eats frozen like a champ! Named him Casanova because he is such a looker.
 
Ha ha. I have a breeding pair Romeo and Juliet. My wife named them. I'm hoping our story doesn't end tragically and they have many babies and live happily ever after.
 
Been a long time since I've updated this thread. I got my LiveAquaria order in this morning, added a pinkbar goby and a pistol shrimp. The only other fish in here are my platinum clown and a small h. erectus seahorse (temporary). Took out most of the coral and put it in my 36. The only coral left are several zoas, an acro frag, sun coral, some shrooms, and a nice red finger gorgonian. I will post pictures later on.
 
I love my pistol shrimp and yellow watchman goby pair. They are fun to watch! Don you have thread for the 36 gallon?
 

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