Going to Red Reef

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  1. nunch

    nunch Aiptasia Anemone

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    going to red reef tomm. last time i caught my LM blenny, this time i'll be better prepared. more people, more nets. see what we come up w/. taking orders, tell me what you want i'll try to get it. i'll be hunting the wrasses, awesome looking fish 2-8" i want a big one!
     
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  3. wareagle35031

    wareagle35031 Bubble Tip Anemone

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    just catch me what ever you can find
    LOL
     
  4. luvreefs23

    luvreefs23 Millepora

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    catch me a few hundred lbs of live rock. :)
     
  5. nunch

    nunch Aiptasia Anemone

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    now that would put me in jail, i've still thought about it. the rock there is covered in yellow and orange coraline.

    can take many fish and corals but absolutely NO ROCK.
     
  6. wareagle35031

    wareagle35031 Bubble Tip Anemone

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    You can really take that stuff?
    How cool is that just go catch what you want, "my lfs is the freakin ocean", LOL
     
  7. nunch

    nunch Aiptasia Anemone

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    yep there are a few restrictions:


    Prohibited Species: All harvest is prohibited of the following species:
    Live rock, Bahama starfish (Oreaster reticulatis), longspine urchin (Diadema antillarum), Venus sea fan (Gorgonia flabellum), common sea fan (Gorgonia ventalina), any hard or stony coral (Order Scleractinia), or any fire coral (Genus Millepora).


    everything else is fair game, check out this link:
    RECREATIONAL HARVESTING INFORMATION FOR MARINE LIFE SPECIES
     
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  9. wareagle35031

    wareagle35031 Bubble Tip Anemone

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    what kind of fish are there?
    That would be so awsome
     
  10. nunch

    nunch Aiptasia Anemone

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    All these:
    FISH

    Moray eels - Any species of the Family Muraenidae.
    Snake eels - Any species of the Genera Myrichthys and Myrophis of the Family
    Ophichthidae.
    Toadfish - Any species of the Family Batrachoididae.
    Frogfish - Any species of the Family Antennariidae.
    Batfish - Any species of the Family Ogcocephalidae.
    Clingfish - Any species of the Family Gobiesocidae.
    Trumpetfish - Any species of the Family Aulostomidae.
    Cornetfish - Any species of the Family Fistulariidae.
    Pipefish/seahorses - Any species of the Family Syngnathidae.
    Hamlet/seabass - Any species of the Family Serranidae, except groupers of the
    genera Epinephalus and Mycteroperca, and seabass of the genus
    Centropristis.
    Basslets - Any species of the Family Grammistidae.
    Cardinalfish - Any species of the Family Apogonidae.
    Porkfish - Anisotremus virginicus.
    High-hat, Jackknife-fish, Spotted drum, Cubbyu - Any species of the genus Equetus
    of the Family Sciaenidae.
    Reef Croakers - Any of the species Odontocion dentex.
    Sweepers - Any species of the Family Pempherididae.
    Butterflyfish - Any species of the Family Chaetodontidae.
    Angelfish - Any species of the Family Pomacanthidae.
    Damselfish - Any species of the Family Pomacentridae.
    Hawkfish - Any species of the Family Cirrhitidae.
    Wrasse/hogfish/razorfish - Any species of the Family Labridae, except hogfish,
    Lachnolaimus maximus.
    Parrotfish - Any species of the Family Scaridae.
    Jawfish - Any species of the Family Opistognathidae.
    Blennies - Any species of the Families Clinidae or Blenniidae.
    Sleepers - Any species of the Family Eleotrididae.
    Gobies - Any species of the Family Gobiidae.
    Tangs and surgeonfish - Any species of the Family Acanthuridae.
    Filefish/triggerfish - Any species of the Family Balistidae, except gray triggerfish,
    Balistes capriscus and ocean triggerfish, Canthidermis sufflamen.
    Trunkfish/cowfish - Any species of the Family Ostraciidae.
    Balloonfish - Diodon holocanthus.
    Sharpnose puffer - Canthigaster rostrata.
    Striped burrfish - Chilomycterus schoepfi.

    INVERTEBRATES

    Sponges - Any species of the Class Demospongia, except sheepswool, yellow,
    grass, glove, finger, wire, reef, and velvet sponges, Order Dictyoceratida.
    Upside-down jellyfish - Any species of the Genus Cassiopeia.
    Siphonophores/hydroids - Any species of the Class Hydrozoa, except fire corals,
    Order Milleporina.
    Soft corals - Any species of the Subclass Octocorallia, except sea fans Gorgonia
    flabellum and Gorgonia ventalina.
    Sea anemones - Any species of the Orders Actinaria, Zoanthidea, Corallimorpharia,
    and Ceriantharia.
    Featherduster worms/calcareous tubeworms - Any species of the Families
    Sabellidae and Serpulidae.
    Starsnails - Any of the species Lithopoma americanum or Australium phoebium.
    Nudibranchs/sea slugs - Any species of the Subclass Opisthobranchia.
    Fileclams - Any species of the Genus Lima.
    Octopods - Any species of the Order Octopoda, except the common octopus,
    Octopodus vulgaris.
    Cleaner shrimp and peppermint shrimp - Any species of the Genera Periclimenes or
    Lysmata.
    Coral shrimp - Any species of the Genus Stenopus.
    Snapping shrimp - Any species of the Genus Alpheus.
    Yellowline arrow crab - Stenorhynchus seticornis.
    Furcate spider or decorator crab - Stenocionops furcatus.
    Blue-legged or tricolor hermit crab - Clibanarius tricolor.
    Thinstripe hermit crab - Clibanarius vittatus.
    Polkadotted hermit crab - Phimochirus operculatus.
    Spotted porcelain crab - Porcellana sayana.
    Nimble spray or urchin crab - Percnon gibbesi.
    False arrow crab - Metoporhaphis calcarata.
    Starfish - Any species of the Class Asteroidea, except the Bahama starfish, Oreaster
    reticulatus.
    Brittlestars - Any species of the Class Ophiuroidea.
    Sea urchins - Any species of the Class Echinoidea, except longspine urchin,
    Diadema antillarum, and sand dollars and sea biscuits, Order Clypeasteroida.
    Sea cucumbers - Any species of the Class Holothuroidea.
    Sea lilies - Any species of the Class Crinoidea.

    PLANTS

    Caulerpa - Any species of the Family Caulerpaceae.
    Halimeda/mermaid’s fan/mermaid’s shaving brush - Any species of the Family
    Halimedaceae.
    Coralline red algae - Any species of the Family Corallinaceae.
     
  11. nunch

    nunch Aiptasia Anemone

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    Where I'm going mostly blue tangs, blennies, various damsels, puffers, many different types of wrasses and much, much more.
     
  12. wareagle35031

    wareagle35031 Bubble Tip Anemone

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    well heck what cha gonna pick up for me?