another great hobby

beauties, aye 🙂

good looking. tought hobby, but well worth it. i'll t there is lots of work to maintain the proper conditions.

Martini

Did you take this pic? Its VERY nice! If you took it, what kind of camera are you using? As most of you know I'm into photography. This is a good one! Especially since you avoided ANY glare off the glass!.... :>)

Mag

I found Nemo!

mag

its a sony mvc-cd400 mavica its a great camera

took it with the tank lights on and the flash off

Great pic. Had a few saltwater tanks a few years back. Had a lion for about a year. They are beautiful to watch- slow and graceful- until feeding time.
Was talking the other day about starting a new saltwater tank up- this may push me to it.

in college we had 10 tanks. 125, 100, 55salt, 2 X 50, 30, 20 and 3 10 feeder tanks. The most incredible fish we ever had were two freshwater stingrays and a 14in snakehead. I miss the fish, but not the up-keep and expense!!

thats not nemo this ones a little meaner

its an assie harlequin tusk

if you look close you can see his very sharpe very large BLUE teeth they are outside his mouth because they dont fit inside

Lions are great fish to own. They are very entertaining to watch as they are so damn gracefull.
Nice pic.

Charlie

Nice pic. Gave all my fish and equipment away my last move. Have you seen a fresh water lion fish - UGLY - (and deadly). Only one of two fish (that I had) which could survive in a tank with big Oscars.
The saltwater Lions are beauties - BUD