My Really Big Reef Aquarium

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  1. charlesr1958

    charlesr1958 Flamingo Tongue

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    Thought some of you might like to take a peek at my really super big reef aquarium, which by the way, requires absolutely no maintenance by me. Water changes would be impossible anyways.

    Chuck
     
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  3. Camilsky

    Camilsky Montipora Capricornis

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    I'm jealous ! :eek:

    Thanks for sharing ...

    LOL... :D
     
  4. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    I'm ready. Lets go...;D
     
  5. Matt Rogers

    Matt Rogers Kingfish

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    Somewhere there is a lawn chair with my name on it. :)
     
  6. cuttingras

    cuttingras Starving Artist :)

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    Ok I'm gonna learn to dive! You convinced me! Awesome!!!!
     
  7. aquaboy

    aquaboy Panda Puffer

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    you mean youve got a part of the ocean for an aquarium! thats awesome and i want one!



    dad, do you know what the coolest christmas present would be? well its kinda like an aquarium but.....
     
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  9. charlesr1958

    charlesr1958 Flamingo Tongue

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    Thanks, but I am not real thrilled with most of the photos as I am still learning how to use the camera underwater. That and I'm waiting on a better housing so that I can get some photos where the real reef is, which starts at about 30 feet deep and is all along a sheer vertical wall. Right at 80 feet deep, the stony corals stop and the dendrons take over. At 130 feet deep, theres not much left save for a few sponges.

    Chuck
     
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    aquaboy Panda Puffer

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  11. wastemanagement

    wastemanagement Eyelash Blennie

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    nice job with the posts thanks for sharing
     
  12. charlesr1958

    charlesr1958 Flamingo Tongue

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    The real pisser is that I was supposed to divemaster for some tourists that wanted to go see the sandtiger sharks which would have made for some great photos but had two typhoons roll in on us back to back. Still have the edge of the last one to deal with today but I am getting in the water anyway, just snorkeling though to collect up some turf algae samples and get out. Am sure the ocean is still a mess.

    Chuck