i like the way you position the powerhead. it's hidden away from the view and give the tank a very clean natural look
Thanks, that is what I aim for :)
Wow, that is a fish collection that'll leave anyone impressed! With that many corralivores, have you noticed any amount of stress in your corals?
Thanks. There is some stress in the corals, but do keep in mind I just keep a lot of corals and I aim to keep whatever grows. I don't really care anymore to have the rarest/hardest Aussi pieces. The main thing I see is no more PE on some sps corals during the day. With these fish, I just don't care about the fluffy stuff on the coloured sticks :D
Was the gramma hard to get? In the US it's not possible.
It is not really hard to get here, you just have to pay. The fish is named after Arie de Jong, owner/director of
www.dejongmarinelife.nl, one of the largest wholesalers in Europe. He has some more in stock; see the video I shot last month:
How's the dejongi doing? I can't wait for those guys to become available
It is doing very well. It was very shy at the beginning, the group of Gramma loreto didn't help either. Now, after about a month, I see it nearly all day long. It is a beautiful fish, especially when viewed in real life.
I think it will not take very long before they'll become available in the US. I know Todd Gardner has already bred them with succes and the trade restrictions between the US and Cuba are loosening.
Here's a small video I shot when introducing mine in my tank:
