Second of the two tanks I have combined. This is just a standard 20G high all glass aquarium. The top has been removed to make is rimless. The previous owner also enhanced the calking, drilledFind More->

This is one of the two tanks I have combined. It’s a Marineland 27Gallon with the stand. I think I kept it at a very good shape. Despite of two years of usage, there areFind More->

So here comes the big dilemma- some of the semi-aggresive fish I have had in the previous systemThe valentini puffer is really adorable but I know it will post a threat to my beloved shrimpsFind More->

Here is the part I took a gamble- mixing clownfish is always a hit or miss. Sometimes they will bond and pair off. Sometimes they will fight tip one (or both) drops. But with aFind More->

Now comes the two dominant fish of the two tanks I am combining- the dwarf angels. They are, if you will, the little angry bitches of the sea- very territorial and aggressively guards their territory.IFind More->

Here is the peaceful group. All fish featured in this post are the best community fish one can find. They are also all very hardy*The blue-eye cardinals are not rare, but they are also notFind More->

As many aquarist know, tanking moving/cleaning can be one of the few opportunities to view a creature normally not visible- like this tiger pistol shrimp.I do see this shrimp about once every other week. MostFind More->

This was a project long time coming- Ever since I did my most recent energy bill and tank wattage analysis, I realized having one larger tanks is a log more energy efficient than having multipleFind More->

Tangs, or surgeon fish, are among the most popular for community reef tanks. Not only most of them do not grow of an exceedingly large size, they are beautiful, mostly hardly, and also utilitarian sinceFind More->