Late morning we went back to the we

In reality, I was fooling around with the camera and forgot to switch back to normal settings and didn't realize I was shooting B/W at the time.   Teh flowers were brightly colored, hence the nice contrast of the pictrure.

sign in Chicago

            

Name: Percula Clownfish 
Scientific name: Amphiprion percula 
Range: Pacific and Indo Pacific regions 
Habitat: Among the anemones, which are usually found attached to coral reefs or anchored in the sand 
Status: non-endangered 
Diet in the wild: live foods, such as plankton algae growing on reefs, and some shellfish 

The pictures were taken in my home aquarium as are the following:

On the left is a hawkfish, Cirrhitops fasciatus (Banded Hawkfish) to be exact.  Center are mushrooms growing exponentially in my tanks.  I'm thinkig of selling it.  

On the right are a mated pair of Tomato clowns (Amphiprion frenatus)

The picture below is of a reproducing mushroom coral .

I'll have to look up the species

 colonialism.