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The plant in the pic is a Selaginella species (clubmoss). Is a terrestrial plant, as many people have already said. It's a gorgeous creeping club moss, but in a terrarium.

Majano anemone?

I think that's an awesome deal. Good luck moving it. I'd suggest 6 guys (one on each corner and two in the middle).

Absolutely fascinating!

Personally, I've had great success with Anubias. I've also heard that hornwort and water sprite do well but I don't have experience with them in a brackish tank.

I just wanted to add, kudos to you for creating a huge tank for your sharks. Sadly, I've seen sharks in 55 gallon tanks (or less) as their PERMANENT homes. None of our tanks will ever be a perfect replication of the ocean, but we strive to create a comfortable new environment for our...

Makes me wanna go swimming :)

Coincidentally, I have the same exact setup. The glowlights school and do their own thing while the betta does his. After the first couple of days they all got comfortable around each other. No chasing or any fin nips at all. I think it's an excellent combo.

They should make some fish app for the phone. Crazy kids and your scary technology :)

Right with ya. Most of the time, I really don't like tanks without live plants, rocks or wood; but this tank is something else. I am VERY impressed.

Right with ya. Most of the time, I really don't like without live plants, rocks or wood; but this tank is something else. I am VERY impressed.

I honestly think that you'll have to choose between the blue lobster or the newts. More than likely, the lobster would make a meal out of your newt. I used to have one and they can get pretty big and even catch fish. If you go with the newt, he'll probably eat the ghost shrimp, but they come a...

My son wants to get a similar setup like the one I have, except my tank is larger. This will only be a temporary setup in the 20 gallon tank (perhaps a few months, max), but I'm wondering if he would be able to keep this list of fish/ inverts until he gets a bigger tank. The fish are: Two...

They sure did. It appeared as though they were making out for a second, lol.

I'm VERY confused, yet very excited. I don't know how it's possible, but the male clown fish is still alive!!! One of my fish had to die because there were fish guts and tiny bones everywhere (perhaps is was the firefish). The thing that I get is that the clown was the one by the tube right...

Yeah, it was pretty gruesome to say the least. The CUC was going nuts. Melosu58, I'll definitely be putting a sponge or net around the tube. That, or NEVER leave while I'm using it.

It almost seems wrong to plan this, but I'm going to need to know how to introduce another clown into the tank.

Yep, they were a mated pair.

Jimbo7, I just might have to do that. I realize that people tend to give animals humanistic qualities in terms of emotions and behavior; but dang, she seems really sad. I remember a few weeks ago when the male clown jumped into the overflow chamber, she wouldn't leave the area and they were...

Unfortunately, I ended my male clown's life prematurely and I feel really bad about it. I was pumping more water into the tank, but had to shut off the pump really quick because I thought I heard someone at the door. This caused the water to siphon back into the tube (I wasn't even thinking...

My son just watched the video and now wants one for our tank, lol.

This is kind of cool. As I was reading through the list, I kept saying "Hey I have this plant!" Now I know the meaning of the scientific name of a few species.

hahahahaha!

I have the top of the overflow covered now. Oh yeah, I also found a hermit crab down there as well, lol.

Just a quick update: I got him out! I ended up having to take out the pipes from the overflow since I couldn't fit anything down there from the top. I just put a net where the hole was and pulled the pipe out quickly to let the water drain. The fish fell into the net and I quickly...