ChrissFishes01
New Member
Hey guys!
I'm new here, but I've been keeping fish for pretty much my entire life - first, with the help of my grandmother as a child, and then on my own as a teenager and an adult. I've kept freshwater, brackish, and saltwater tanks, but don't really prefer one over the other two. I take spells where I'm all about Neocaridina shrimp, then I'm all about breeding livebearers, then I'm off to buy some new coral, then I'm cultivating a new live food, etc... I'm all over the place! But, I'll always love my puffers over everything else. Despite my profile pic being of my Flowerhorn, I really do love my puffers, so I'm sure you guys will be seeing more than your fair share of them!
Here are a few of my tanks and their inhabitants:
First up, my Green Spotted Puffer. He lives in a high-end brackish (1.018) 36 gallon by himself. I've had him for a little over a year and a half, but have owned another GSP before.
Next, my Figure 8 Puffer! He lives in a low-end brackish (1.004-ish) 20 gallon long with a group of bumblebee gobies, a few Balloon Molly fry, and a single platy that snuck in somehow.
Next in line is Nanaue, the Flowerhorn in my profile picture. He's named after the Nanaue from the DC universe - he's incredibly aggressive, and I had just watched Suicide Squad a couple weeks before I got him, so... Y'know. He's about 4" at the moment, and lives in a 40 breeder alone. He'll be getting his own 120 whenever he outgrows this tank.
https://i.imgur.com/w3T3ZmD.jpg
Almost last, but not nearly least, is my marine betta. I got him at the same time I got Nanaue, and he's currently hanging out in a 10 gallon QT tank before he goes to live in my FOWLR setup.
https://i.imgur.com/DZXdpMY.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/IrrblkX.jpg
And, the last fish I'd like to share in this thread are probably my Long-Fin Mocha Clownfish. I've got a pair that I've had for roughly six months. They're actually currently living in a plastic bin (cycled and heated) due to a tank move, but they'll likely be going into a reef system fairly soon.
https://i.imgur.com/KXZq89I.jpg
Thanks for the read! See ya around.
I'm new here, but I've been keeping fish for pretty much my entire life - first, with the help of my grandmother as a child, and then on my own as a teenager and an adult. I've kept freshwater, brackish, and saltwater tanks, but don't really prefer one over the other two. I take spells where I'm all about Neocaridina shrimp, then I'm all about breeding livebearers, then I'm off to buy some new coral, then I'm cultivating a new live food, etc... I'm all over the place! But, I'll always love my puffers over everything else. Despite my profile pic being of my Flowerhorn, I really do love my puffers, so I'm sure you guys will be seeing more than your fair share of them!
Here are a few of my tanks and their inhabitants:
First up, my Green Spotted Puffer. He lives in a high-end brackish (1.018) 36 gallon by himself. I've had him for a little over a year and a half, but have owned another GSP before.
Next, my Figure 8 Puffer! He lives in a low-end brackish (1.004-ish) 20 gallon long with a group of bumblebee gobies, a few Balloon Molly fry, and a single platy that snuck in somehow.
Next in line is Nanaue, the Flowerhorn in my profile picture. He's named after the Nanaue from the DC universe - he's incredibly aggressive, and I had just watched Suicide Squad a couple weeks before I got him, so... Y'know. He's about 4" at the moment, and lives in a 40 breeder alone. He'll be getting his own 120 whenever he outgrows this tank.
https://i.imgur.com/w3T3ZmD.jpg
Almost last, but not nearly least, is my marine betta. I got him at the same time I got Nanaue, and he's currently hanging out in a 10 gallon QT tank before he goes to live in my FOWLR setup.
https://i.imgur.com/DZXdpMY.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/IrrblkX.jpg
And, the last fish I'd like to share in this thread are probably my Long-Fin Mocha Clownfish. I've got a pair that I've had for roughly six months. They're actually currently living in a plastic bin (cycled and heated) due to a tank move, but they'll likely be going into a reef system fairly soon.
https://i.imgur.com/KXZq89I.jpg
Thanks for the read! See ya around.
... Ive never heard of marine bettas! Also, welcome!
