Nothing Else Matters - A hi-resolution, 6 minute "Live Rock" video movie in standard windows AVI format (no special decoder needed). The download is 85 MB. I produced the movie in Windows Movie Maker. Includes sound track, zooms, fades and other transitional effects. I think it's worth the download. Includes all the short movies below as well as numerous still shots not found on the rest of the web site. Also includes growth sequences of many of the corals.

The following movies will require the DivX AVI decoder which is not part of a typical windows installation. DivX provides superior compression and image quality over standard AVI decoders. You can download a free DivX decoder from: http://www.divx.com/divx/ Linux and Mac players can also be downloaded from this link. You do not need to reboot your computer after installing the decoder.

If you are unable to get the movies to play automatically by clicking the image, then right-click the image and select Save Target As. Save the AVI file to your local hard drive. Manually start the DivX player, click the down arrow in the upper left hand corner and select Open on drop down menu. Then simply navigate to where you saved the AVI file and select it to start playing the movie.

DivX AVI - 4.02MB, 35 seconds.

This is a full tank overview showing a quick scan across the tank with no particular focus on any specific creature or feature.

Shows many of the corals, clams, and fish throughout the display.

DivX AVI - 3.30MB, 35 seconds.

This movie focuses on the many fish in the tank including the Tangs (sailfin and purple), Rabbitfish (foxface), and Anthias.

DivX AVI - 3.79MB, 35 seconds.

This movie focus on most of the corals in the upper section of the tank. These are mainly Acropora and Montipora species. My very large Octobubble and Hammer LPS corals are also shown. Keep an eye out for the engineer gobie -- a very cool eel looking fish.

DivX AVI - 3.52MB, 35 seconds.

This movie shows many of the corals lower in the tank and many of the clams resting on the sand bed. Also shown are many zoanthids and mushrooms, a large elegance LPS coral and a few large scrolling montipora corals.

DivX AVI - 3.65MB, 35 seconds.

This movie focuses only on the famous symbiotic relationship between the clownfish and the anemone.

This anemone is host to a mated pair of True Percula clownfish. Only the female came out of the anemone. The male (smaller) was hidden behind the anemone tending a clutch of eggs that are not visible.