Gouldian

Another fridmani shot. DA's pride.

Will do. Good to see you again bro.

Pseudochromis fridmani from Iwarna. One of the more docile species that will not turn into a little terror.

Another Group shots...

Group shots of the family.

Powderblue Tang from Henry. Shot taken by someone who started this hobby with special passion for PBT!

Watanabe again.... DA likes to take watanabe but that time asked him to get, he "chicken out".

Greenish scroll.

Another watanabe shot.

Blood shrimp disturbing my Zoos or trying to be captured and shown to the world. Another wonderful LS from Flubberina. Came in a pair and have spawned countless times liao. The other is too shy to appear before camera.

Goniopora. Totally forgotten where and when I bought it liao. Tested it to the limit by placing it on the receiving end of my Tunze 6060. Boh bian if I place it at lower flow it will conquer my tank liao. But rest assured it is healthy.

Yellow gorgonian. Bought from bro Fuel before he left for Australia. He gave me some yellow frags and some purple frags that he has successfully "grafted". Too bad the purple ones did not make it.

No problem bro. Once Prince is out!

Flame angel. One of the last FA left in one of Henry's shipment, left out due to a deformed right pectoral fin causing it to swim tilted one. Decides to get since it is in good health and I kind of bonded with it.

But I must say your shots on the LS are fantastic! Thanks again for the time and friendship and brotherhood and your dumpling and..... and..... and ...... looks like I owe you tons bro!

One of DA's favourite shot - watanabe angel. Another one of my favourite, deep water swallow angel that feeds on Zooplankton. Hard to come by as most suffers from decompression. From what I know Sealife is the only LFS successful in bringing them in.

Neon goby on a Vietnam maxi. Neon is from Flubberina, have grown much bigger since the last she sold to me.

My Cirrhilabrus solorensis (Solar wrasse), one of the "reef safe" wrasse.

Again we can see....... DA sucks big time with humans shots!

A pair of humans fighting over who gets to stand directly in front of the tank! Why can we be like shrimps......

A pair of cleaner shrimps living amicaby together.

One of my Zoos colony, courtesy of of another brother of mine, Came as a small frag, now size of half a ping pong ball liao.

Very fortunate to have a brother sharing the joy of a new image capturing device with me. Following are the images we have captured this afternoon at my place. First and foremost, whole tank shot.

Moonlight is important for corals. In nature, corals will spawn with the lunar phase. By simulating actual lunar phase, reefers hope to coax the corals into hanky panky. But then there are also some reefers just wanted some illumination in the tank at night.

Niceeeeeeee!