Angels and wrasses (mine)

Brad Syphus · Dec 29, 2009

Its between holidays and theres nothing to do, except play with the camera.

inactive · Dec 29, 2009

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Brad Syphus · Dec 29, 2009

A few more.

MarvinsReef · Dec 29, 2009

very nice collection sir...

ReeferRob · Dec 29, 2009

Awesome awesome awesome

Brad Syphus · Dec 29, 2009

Thanks guys.

650-IS350 · Dec 29, 2009

Nice pics, love the wrasses ( am a wrasse guy too ), cool looking Joc. Makes me miss my old wrasse collection.SIGH". Nice tank and like that large colony of PEs.

SaraB · Dec 30, 2009

Love the wrasses!

amore169 · Dec 30, 2009

Stunning tank!!!!

Brad Syphus · Dec 30, 2009

Thank you everyone. I'm like you, I love wrasses and have had the bug for them for about 4 yrs now. I love the fact that you can add so many different colors and still have a fish happy tank. It seems like I can never get enough. LOL

iReefer · Dec 30, 2009

wow nice fish selection

Braves Fan · Dec 30, 2009

Tank looks great and the fish are awesome, thanks for posting.

mikedelgado · Dec 30, 2009

what kind of wrasse is the 6th pic down? Is it some sort of loepard wrasse? Is it a difficult species? very nice collection btw

firsttime · Dec 30, 2009

Nice collection of wrasses you have there....very nice...

110reef · Dec 30, 2009

What kind of angel is that - a lemonpeel half black hybrid?

Brad Syphus · Dec 30, 2009

Thanks again everyone. The wrasses in the 6th pictue is my Potters leopard wrasse/ And the angels are Joculator angels. I have 2 of them. 6 angels in all

110reef · Dec 30, 2009

Never saw one before, and I see that they are rare, and you have 2! Very nice!

gflat65 · Dec 30, 2009

Love the Potters. If I could find a healthy one (or two), they'd be my next fish (leopard freak)...

Brad Syphus · Dec 30, 2009

I had a big scare this morning. I came downstairs around 6 am to find my main return pump had gone down and my sump was so full, that the effluent for my skimmer was under water and my skimmer had over flowed. I had lost about 10 gallons of water and alot of my sps were up out of the water.
Luckily I had a brand new dart for that exact reason. For a backup.
Long story, short. It took me about 6 hrs to clean up and change out the pump, and no casualties. I even had a couple of new corals arriving this afternoon from D/D and they are now in and doing well.
I'm sure glad I was home and had a spare pump.