A cool close-up of our Florida Rock Flower anemone. Pretty neat!
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Lucky Dog. Brandon Great job! I stopped getting updates in july and to see all the live stock and the health of the tank is amazing. I myself am getting a education about Florida reefs. I had no idea it could produce such vibrant specimens. BTW I seen the cabinet co. shout out.. If I remember YOU built the cabinet and topSince we are lucky enough to have ORA located right here on our campus
You read my mind! I had just thought the same thing today. I apologize for the delay; things got very hectic around Christmas and now we are in busy season at the Visitors Center and I’m always on the floor giving tours. I’m also trying to graduate with my Masters this semester so I’m going at about 150% LOL. Anyways I snapped a few quick pictures today so here they are!How's the tank coming along? Haven't seen any updates in awhile!!
Thank you very much! This has been a labor of love for me and I’m glad people are getting to enjoy it as well. Where are you studying?Lucky Dog. Brandon Great job! I stopped getting updates in july and to see all the live stock and the health of the tank is amazing. I myself am getting a education about Florida reefs. I had no idea it could produce such vibrant specimens. BTW I seen the cabinet co. shout out.. If I remember YOU built the cabinet and top
180 Gallon Florida Coral Reef Aquarium Build at the Ocean Discovery Visitors CenterWhere are you studying?
Was definitely not expecting that! LOL! I’m really glad people have the opportunity to learn about our research while enjoying the beauty of keeping reef tanks ;Bookworm180 Gallon Florida Coral Reef Aquarium Build at the Ocean Discovery Visitors Center
Professor Brandon McHenry
Thank you! I am loving watching this reef grow before my eyes.Coming along beautifully!
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad you are enjoying the thread. I agree that the research being done at Harbor Branch is truly amazing. I look forward to keeping everybody updated as things progress!I'm so glad to finally have discovered this incredible tank! Very important work and research being done here. Myself and the wild reefs thank you very much for your contributions. I look forward to following the progress.
You know I hadn’t thought of them but they would actually make a nice addition to the underside of the archway. Are those the Atlantic or Pacific version that you have?Some of my cup corals enjoying a nighttime stroll! Some of these might make a great addition to the tank!
That’s great! I’ll need to find someone who sells them.Atlantic. I love them because when everything else is closed up at night is when they feed. It gives me something to look at when the lights go out!
That would be ideal!Even when mostly closed in the daytime they're still pretty! If u put them under an overhang out of direct light they should open up in the daytime!
Nice fish! Have you have any issues with your wrasse going after CUC?My Caribbean doctorfish and my slippery dick wrasse! Both very happy fish!
I've had them for almost 2 years and haven't really had a problem so far. I have a bonded pair of banded coral shrimp and they've never bothered them. I add ghost shrimp whenever the sargassum comes through and they do a number on those but they're usually really small.Nice fish! Have you have any issues with your wrasse going after CUC?