Viet-tin

Im thinking about a couple more smaller ones. Would love to see pics if you decide to

still recovering...

without flash heres both on the right side of my tank

Heres an updated pic. You can kinda see the new growth.

This guy is Rentu. He is a year and 7 months and like Wendy needs his shots this year. He is a little different than Wendy. They get along great but Rentu doesnt get along with people he doesnt know. They werent able to break him from being so aggressive and he has been neutered. The humane society wont take him back but will euthanize him. They arent asking any rehoming fees they are free for those who are able to work with these cats.

Friends of mine have a couple of cats that need new homes. Due to financial problems they no longer have the time or money to properly care for these cats. The first one is a female tabby mix named Wendy. She is 3 years old and needs her shots for this year. She is also microchipped. She is very shy as she was rescued from an abusive owner but once she gets adjusted she is a sweetheart. She also had her tail bobbed.

Were you feeding? If so what were you feeding. Anyone else have pics they'd like to share?

I love the look of the blueberry. But I hear that np gorgs are a lot more difficult than the photosynthetics. I have a small purple one with white polyps that seems to be doing ok so far. Hasnt grown much at all but seems to be doing ok.

Anyone else have any gorgonians?

Thanks! Truly one of my favorite pieces in the tank. Heres the other one

Ive recently purchased a few gorgonians as I find them to be very attractive. I have 3 different types 2 seem to be photosynthetic and one non. One of them had the tips melt off after acclimating them into my tank but seems to be doing ok now and is actually regenerating new tissue. Ive been feeding frozen rotifers and have been stirring my sand everyday and I get great response to the feedings. This is my first attemp with gorgonians and my experience so far has been pleasent. Ive been wondering who else has gorgs and what experiences you have had with them so far. Heres a pic of the one that receded.(sorry crappy phone camera skills) I think this one is a ventalina.

count me in. I need a few things.

not sure but it is a non photosynthetic coral and will need to be fed on a daily basis

LAs DD has them in

spiral wire coral

what a beauty! I would love to have a tank like that.