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Old 09-13-2010, 08:28 PM
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My two fish each have their favourite corners to hide in but what I like most about lights out are the crawlies that emerge. Mini white bristle stars, peanut worms and pods galore.

I obviously enjoy my tank during the day but I really get a kick out of night viewing. I have a strong LED flashlight with red cellophane on the lens that I use to poke around and observe the night critters without spooking them.
What happens is that almost all of the coral and a very few fish floresce.
In order to see it you need a focused LED flashlight or beam.
You need to have every light out and shut out outside light as well. It needs to be pitch dark.
It magnifys if you have a yellow lens (like from a camera) over the flashlight or your eye.
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Old 09-14-2010, 01:03 PM
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my foxface expands all his spikes, turns camo pattern color and hides behind my birdnest
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