Mr. and Mrs. Flint maintain seven fish tanks in the hub of Williampsort Area High School. One tank is a marine reef tank and the other six have fish from African rift lakes.


Adopt–A–Fish
Adopt–A–Coral

 Help support the marine reef tank at our high school by adopting a fish or coral. See Mr. Flint in F223 or Mrs. Flint in F203 to find out which fish and coral are still available for adoption. Your support helps us maintain the tank for everyone to enjoy for years to come. Click here to learn more.

We are also looking for donations of coral, fish, metal halide fixtures, a good quality protein skimmer, a good quality calcium reactor and a chiller. Click here to learn more.

125 Gallon marine reef tank

Go Behind the Scenes

Livestock

Live rock
Around 200 lbs of Tonga and Hatian mixed

Fish
Purple Tang
Vlamingi Tang
Hippo Tang
Pyramid Butterfly
Two Ocellaris Clowns
Two Bangaii Cardinals
Three Green Chromis

Invertebrates
Banded Coral Shrimp
Arrow Crab
Nassarius snails
Mexican turbo snails
Red leg hermit crabs
Blue leg hermit crabs
Soft Coral
Green toadstool leather
Pink paddle leather
Purple toadstool leather
Five varieties of zoanthids
A bunch of different mushrooms
Green star polyps
Pink anthilia
Colonial leather
Yellow star polyps
Green button polyps
Kenya tree

Large Polyp Stony Coral
Candy cane caulerpa
Green pagoda

Small Polyp Stony Coral
Olive green montipora capricornis
Orange montipora capricornis
Orange montipora digitata
Blue echinophyllia
Red echinophyllia
Green hydnophora

Candy cane coral
Brown hairy mushrooms (upper right)
Blue Echinophyllia (top center)
Orange montipora digitata (small fraf to the right of the echinophyllia
Green pocillopora (lower left)
Olive green montipora capricornis (bottom center)
Candy cane (lower right corner)
Yellow toadstool leather (left side)
Hydnophora (upper right), green star polys (lower right)
Pink anthelia (right side)
Orange zoanthids (upper left)
Green mushroom (between hydnophora and anthelia)
Orange mushroom (below green mushroom)
Olive green montipora capricornis (top center)
Orange montipora digitata (center)
Yellow star polyps (center left)
Orange zoanthids (lower left)
Kenya tree (rear left)
Green pagoda (lower left), Yellow & pink toadstool (right side)
Vlamingi tang (largest fish), two green chromis fish, royal gramma (visible below the upper chromis' tail)
Purple tang
Hippo tang (like Dory)
Two ocellaris clowns (like Nemo and Marlin)
Our tank is located in the center of our school in the first floor hub.

This picture looks toward the main office from the Commons.
Looking toward F and G sections.
The 65 gallon cichlid tank.
Our reef aquarium (right) and breeding tanks (left).

65 gallon African Cichlid tank

Inhabitants include cichlids from Lake Tanganyika and Lake Malawi in southeast Africa.

30 gallon breeder and four 15 gallon grow out tanks
for our colony of Haplochromis Brownei fish