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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    Permits and such As the others have said, there is nothing to bar the inverts from the hobbyist. Do watch for areas that are classified as marine parks though. Where I live, the best grazing is in a park. Bummer. I have yet to find what the laws are for things like hermit crabs, shore crabs...
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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    Pictures posted lfielder, it's great to see you begin to post pictures in your gallery of your project. Keep em coming...
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    Great to see you have it started! If you are like me, you will find that anemones provide as much if not more viewing entertainment as fish.
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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    Book to Read I searched around the web site for both of these aquariums and could not locate this book. If you have any other leads on how to get one, it would be greatly appreciated.
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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    I have yet to have a starfish attack an anemone. I have stuck with fairly small starfish though. I have several blood stars and a few mottled stars. I would stay away from the more common and much larger ochre star. Like epiphanus said, they eat lots. You should be safe with stars that are...
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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    Night Time Shots I just added a couple more pictures. One is of the mating barnacles.
  7. Night Time Shots

    Night Time Shots

    Mating barnacles!
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    Night Time Shots

    Some seaweed I found washed up on the beach. Gotta love a local aquarium for shopping!
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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    Cold Water Update I know what granite you are talking about. Some day I am going to pack some out. It is stunning. The tank is doing well. Caught barnacles reproducing. I also found a clump of unhatched eggs. They look like herring or candlefish. We shall see it looks like soon. I think I am...
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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    Setup One suggestion is to put some type of protection down in the bottom prior to placing the rocks. The rocks we get around here are much heavier than coral and will do a good job of scratching the bottom when trying to position or re-position them. I also found that the cold water...
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    Puget Sound Cold Saltwater Tank Design

    Zostera Thanks Epiphanus, Yes, the eel grass is growing. Many of the existing fronds that had tattered ends are not, but as they decompose, they provide food for many of the inhabitants. Nothing goes to waste. I have many new starts and some of the original shorter starts are growing. It...
  12. Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    View of framed window in the kitchen.
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Cabinet view closed up.
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Cabinet view opened up. Chiller set to 52degF.
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Overall corner view, sorry about the reflection.
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Irridescent seaweed
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Painted anemone from the kitchen "window"
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Pink crust on pacific mussel, blood star and a hairy hermit crab.
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Giant barnacle.
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    Pacific NW Cold Water Aquarium

    Goose barnacle
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