Stanley Sea asked to see my reef tank. Pictures of a tank in totality don’t work so well (lights, water, glass, crappy camera, not my skill set, etc.) so, I have done my best with selecting the creatures in the tank. Enjoy. Starting with creatures that move quickly.

This is my Percula Clownfish - best popularized by Nemo.

Firefish:

My Yellow Tang is extremely shy and hides whenever I go near the tank, so no good picture
So, a banded coral shrimp. Upside down under the rock it now lives under.

A Brocade mushroom:

Frogspawn, a large polyp stony coral (Euphyllia sp.) The specimen to the let is a Dragon’s Paw that I recently purchased, it still has not poked it’s head out of stony frag., I’m a tad concerned and am dealing with the vendor regarding its health.

A long tentacled anemone (Macrodactyla doreensis)

Pulsing Xenia sp.

Green polyps of various sp. and a pencil urchin in the lower picture

Nassarius sp. snails. Some of the photos I have of the seem a touch NSFW.

There is other stuff that is seldom seen. A rock boring spiny urchin ) lookalike the lurching that inhabit the floor of bays you’ll see snorkeling. A Tuxedo urchin which collect shells and detritus on its spines as it trundles around. And, other unknowns that appear live and then die and get eaten. I have a peppermint shrimp which is very aggressive and attacks sessile molluscs and eats them. E.g., a flame scallop I had was consumed in under 12 hours.

A cat on a pillar

Bird eating pizza

Some rabbits - Cadbury and Bossie

Some of my glass art: a bowl and a pendant

Stupid Photoshop. Had to reinstall the beast; CS5, planned obsolescence;? Then I just decided to do a linear post of the pictures. Illustrator is what I use for my Stained Glass design, it hasn’t borked out.