Within it lays 5 fishes, 1 sea anemone and 3 corals. The setup cost me around RM1k in total - inclusive of the tank and cabinet, salt, live rocks, a filtering system, protein skimmer, pump and the tenants.
This is the view after switching off the white lighting. Marine tanks usually are equipped with blue and white lighting while freshwater tank are usually on white (with red - if goldfishes are present)
A closer look at the flowerpot coral. This coral was known to have a high mortality rate in captivity. It is also known as "Jewel Stone" with a scientific name of "Goniopora"
A closer look at the "flowerpot" or "Jewel Stone"...
This is the picture of the sea anemone (with tentacles), the bubble coral (behind it) and the flowerpot on the left side.
Now if you would have watched "Finding Nemo" you would know very well that the sea anemone provides shelter for the clownfish (aka nemo) while the clownfish takes care of the sea anemone by bringing it food.
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