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Egg the Dolabella Sea hare

She's been the 125's resident cleaner for the past 2-3 years, and she was in her previous owners tank for a couple years too so she's definitely getting up there in age.

u/saltwaterfish_com — 10 days ago
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Sharks and Rays

We see a lot of interest in keeping sharks and or rays. Many hobbyists are well informed and then others are lacking the knowledge of basic requirements of these species that differ from a standard set up. For example, we never want to see sharks or rays in a square or rectangular tang, even when they are large systems. Sharks and rays will easily injure themselves by running into walls and get stuck in corners. This is why you see cylindrical tanks at state aquariums or more commonly seen locations that have these animals. What do you think? Does anyone have experience with sharks and rays?

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u/saltwaterfish_com — 14 days ago
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What is the most colorful fish?

Is beauty in the eye of the beholder or are facts undeniable? Is the Mandarin Goby the most colorful fish? Or.....Is it one of the Fairy Wrasse? Perhaps it is neither and it is the Queen Angelfish?

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u/saltwaterfish_com — 15 days ago
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Can't even tell how long it's been since this pump got cleaned.

I feel like there's at least 3 generations on here.

u/saltwaterfish_com — 23 days ago
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Leptoseris Growth over the years

Started off even smaller but I don't have a picture of it from when I first put it in.

u/saltwaterfish_com — 24 days ago