Marshall's 125 - Wrasses and Corals

Discussion in 'Show Off Your Fish Tanks!' started by Marshall O, Aug 3, 2013.

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  1. Marshall O

    Marshall O Giant Squid

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    Marshall O Giant Squid

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    Finally an update. He is now in the 125, in my acclimation box. He was flashing quite a bit for a while, so I was able to snag some decent shots:

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  4. Marshall O

    Marshall O Giant Squid

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    Double post!
     
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    Corailline Super Moderator

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    Really beautiful Marshall. So nice you have to post twice. ;) Looks like you've got a healthy one this time. We need a saying for fish introduction, you know like break a leg for theater.
     
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    Marshall O Giant Squid

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    Hah, whoops! I only hit reply once, but it took a while so must have decided my post was so awesome, it should be shown twice :)

    And yes, definitely a healthy one this time. Just about 4 weeks in my QT, but really did not need it. That's Divers Den for you though :)
     
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    very, very pretty Marshall! I've really not found wrasses to be one of my favorite saltwater fish but I've learned on this forum how truly awesome they are. That is a gorgeous fish! So glad to hear it's healthy!
     
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    I take it your tank is covered? Beautiful fish. I always want to try a wrasse but I don't want to cover my rimless.
     
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    evolved Wrasse Freak

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    I'm certain it's covered. It's a requirement for keeping wrasses, unless you find them disposable.
     
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    Marshall O Giant Squid

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    Thanks OFK! I suggest you don't get any then; as once you get one, you will be hooked ;)

    Yup, as Hunter said, tank is 100% covered (as are all of my tanks). I have already had one (Lubbock's) jump out of my 55 (back when it was setup) when I was just feeding the tank. Jumped 4' into my living room! Obviously I was right there so I scooped him up and back into the tank (none the worse for wear it seems). And I can tell you my Labout's hits the mesh top almost every night. My lights are speckled from salt residue from the splashes...
     
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    Awesome looking fish. I'm assuming that is a wild caught fish also?- That question was referring to the 'bred' clowns that are now all kinds of colors, etc.