I mean, you're daughter ain't wrong, but we seem to be "swimming" in Eco problems like this - pun intended, friend :-)LOL, my Daughter was just going off about this last week. She ain't a fan of ANY man-made issues such as this.
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I mean, you're daughter ain't wrong, but we seem to be "swimming" in Eco problems like this - pun intended, friend :-)LOL, my Daughter was just going off about this last week. She ain't a fan of ANY man-made issues such as this.
I guess you are going to have to give me your 40g then...Premium TBS rock would be great. A tank with fans, Caribbean finger corals and maze brains would be amazing, but I have a hard time seeinf that in a 30L. I second the sponges from live-plants.com. love the idea if a Caribbean biotope!
See grass would be very cool. Ever since my first of many trips to Long Beach Aquarium, I've had the idea of a drop-off tank with a deep sand bed in the dropped off portion for a pack of garden eels. Would also make for an interesting Caribbean biotope!I guess you are going to have to give me your 40g then...
Of course I can't have everything... But I think some encrusting green corals and grow out the finger coral I got today etc. I could make it look like a slice of reef. Maybe some sea grass and Green turtle or a manatee.... :cool:
For Xmas I just got a renewal for AOP. I took off a year, but they re-did some stuff. We like going on the adult nites (No kids screaming in echo chambers)!To be more clear, it's that curved-in tank right when you come in to the second floor from outside that has the garden eels, a few longnose hawkfish and other things, but mostly the garden eels. It is a semicircle that you step into with the tank surrounding you and is my favorite part of the place.