Clown Goby

Oz2 hanging out by the glass.

Jellyfish Vs. Copepod

This will give you a size comparison

What does a Sea Urchin look like when he's eating?

Another shot of the Jellyfish, this time in the gravel. You can see polyps underneath (or on top depending on how you view what is right-side-up on this jelly), ready to pick food out of the water that happens to float by.

Here's the best shot of a Bristle Worm to date, peeking out a hole at dinner time, hoping to find a scrap of food leftover. Despite a bad reputation and the fact that my wife hates them, they do a good job of cleaning the tank.

This is about the only shot you will ever see of the Clown Goby, he rarely strays from this spot amongst the Gorgonian.

This is our new Yellow Clown Goby Oz2 amongst our new Blueberry Gorgonian in the Pico-tank. We had an Oz1 but he took the leap of death from the tank and I think, became a snack for someone, because we haven't run into any carpet jerky.

Anyway, Oz2 seems happy hiding in plain sight in the Gorgonian, which supposedly they are wont to do.

Scooter on Discosoma

Longfin Danio

Glowlight

This is one of the Scyphozoan Jellyfish in our pico-tank that we found clinging to the glass. They seem to like to attach to the glass on their backs and only move like jelly's when they move from one location to another. The pico-tank has become more of a science experiment than an aquarium, since we are trying to keep these guys alive out of shear curiosity of how big they will get.