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02-12-2011, 02:57 PM
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They need their own tanks, but you can keep corals with them if you want, just not fish or most other inverts. The tank needs a lid, and the aquascape should at least somewhat have them in mind, but it's not like you need specialized equipment for them. Just separate. Anyway, he continues his transition into adulthood, which is great because he is always out now every morning and sometimes at night. Also sometimes during daylight (tank light) hours which is becoming more and more common place. I never thought I'd end up "playing" with him, but he certainly is receptive to it although I'm not 100% convinced he would not bite the hand that feeds him. I have not let him completely envelop my hand. I only let a couple of arms grab me and when he tries to pull me in I stop him. I have pet his head and he didn't seem to mind, but again still worried about being bitten. I have at least made him more comfortable which means lots more photos.  In his original den. This looks like a very awkward pose  The flash helps bring out the green but he's looking almost white here  a more "normal" colour. This is at the back of the tank so the glass is not as clean  This one is possibly my favorite photo yet  head is slightly out of focus ruining what could have been a near perfect shot  closeup of an arm  This is the colour he usually is    I wish I had a low light video camera. I just have a cheapo pocket hd cam which works GREAT in daylight but not so much in dark tank light, and almost not at all in no tank light. 
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