Posted by fishhood on June 3, 2006
Simple things are often the most beautiful. This is a concept well understood by many marine enthusiasts, and the symbiotic relationship that exists between a clownfish (amphiphrion or premnas species) and their host anemone is a stunning example of this concept.
Nestling in the protective tentacles of its host, the clownfish is a marvel to watch.
This species of clownfish, known as the Premnas biaculeatus, is widely sought after. Its striking contrasts between colours makes it a wonderful addition to the marine tank. It is said they are the most aggressive of all clownfish however, and should not be kept with other more docile species.
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Posted by fishhood on June 3, 2006
As some of you may or may not know, Takashi Amano is amongst the most renowned aquascapist ever to have graced planet earth. The born Japanese specializes in the creation of planted aqua scaped tanks. His amazing artistry and creativity is accompanied by his passion not just for the aesthetics, but for the sustainability of all things in the eco-environment. It his hope and vision that one day all fish keepers throughout the world will approach this once hobby now turned lifestyle with the same vigour and passion for, not jsut creating, but sustaining life beneath the surface.
- Takashi Amano
-one of many incredible Amano tanks
…Stay Tuned for More Takashi Amano
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Posted by fishhood on June 3, 2006
Humble Beginnings.
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Posted by fishhood on June 2, 2006
Being able to replicate a foreign eco-system whereby its inhabitants are thriving and growing is such a joy to behold. And with the advantages of internet, I hope that I would be able to share this joy with everyone, and learn from each other’s encounters, experiences and advice, in what we all know as the ‘FISHHOOD’.
From the beginning of this year, through friend’s keeping freshwater.. I became fascinated with the splendours and sights of the underwater universe. It was my link to harmony and a means of escape from the rush and bustle of the everyday world. Probing into this new hobby, I quickly developed a liking for its saltwater cousins – marine for its sheer variety and colour, and with the countless visits to the local fish shop, it quickly became a passion.
By March 2006, I was determined to set up an environment where fish would thrive by closely replicating my slice of the ocean in my living room. The tank specifications are:
54′ x 26′ x 26′ approx 550L
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