Thursday, December 16, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
New Wave Aquaria’s sexy and fun frag tank
I work for New Wave Aquaria, and recently we were one of the many venders at the TCMAS frag swap this fall. There is so much that I wish I had taken photos of, such as the baby clownfish that I had in our tank. I had about 50 one month old clownfish swimming around in our tank.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Ocellaris clownfish
NOTE: will add more content at a later date. All photos will be compiled and added to a short video later as well.
5 day old clownfish
snapping turtles.
This post is a little off topic, but people ask to see the pictures and it'd be convenient to just send them here.
Caught this snapping turtle earlier this spring. She was in about 20-30 inches of water and I was able to sneak up behind her and grab her by the tail. I then had to paddle back to the dock with one arm, while holding her upside down so that she could bite nothing more than the bottom of the boat. As I got back to the dock, my uncle saw what I had and came down to take some pictures. After showing everyone the turtle, I released her.
in the photos, you can see how deep I reached into the water by looking at my wet sleeve.
Caught this snapping turtle earlier this spring. She was in about 20-30 inches of water and I was able to sneak up behind her and grab her by the tail. I then had to paddle back to the dock with one arm, while holding her upside down so that she could bite nothing more than the bottom of the boat. As I got back to the dock, my uncle saw what I had and came down to take some pictures. After showing everyone the turtle, I released her.
in the photos, you can see how deep I reached into the water by looking at my wet sleeve.
True percula
I've got a beautiful pair of true percula spawning now. Most of my focus will be put on this pair of fish. Next week I plan to make a large order of aquaculture supplies from Reed mariculture. Once I have my culture supplies and fresh rotifers, I’ll raise some baby percula.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Larval fish traps
My Larval fish traps make collecting invertebrate and fish larvae much easier. I've made and sold over 50 of these traps around the world in the last two years. could have sold more, but these traps are hand made and time consuming. lately I've improved the design of my traps, and developed better techniques for building them faster. If anyone is interested in breeding marine ornamental fish or invertebrates, you may need one of these larval fish traps. Traps can be sent anywhere in the world, and only cost 30$ USD plus shipping.
interested in buying one? contact me on Mofib (http://www.marinebreeder.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=232&t=7104) or email me at Vossen_2012@yahoo.com
The traps operate using an air lift to pull water into the trap. Larval fish and invertebrates are typically attracted to light when they are born, so they will come to the trap by means of the LED flashlight. When the larvae reach the LED flashlight, the air lift will suck them into the trap. Larvae are held in the holding section of the trap until your able to move them to the rearing tank. No more staying up till 2 AM waiting for your fish to hatch and collecting them by hand!
interested in buying one? contact me on Mofib (http://www.marinebreeder.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=232&t=7104) or email me at Vossen_2012@yahoo.com
The traps operate using an air lift to pull water into the trap. Larval fish and invertebrates are typically attracted to light when they are born, so they will come to the trap by means of the LED flashlight. When the larvae reach the LED flashlight, the air lift will suck them into the trap. Larvae are held in the holding section of the trap until your able to move them to the rearing tank. No more staying up till 2 AM waiting for your fish to hatch and collecting them by hand!
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