Recent content by mikeo5422

Just took the time to read through that page instead of just looking at the pictures. Back to no idea :). Those pictures are definitely close though.

Thanks guys. The color is more of a dull orange with white spots. The gills are brown. Definitely a nudibranch, but no idea if its reef safe. Here are some more pictures: This is pretty close actually, might be it - Archidoris montereyensis http://www.seaslugforum.net/showall/archmont More...

Anyone? I am having a really hard time trying to figure out if this is reef safe. It is certainly hardy...been living in a tupperware for the past 3 or 4 days haha.

All I have is my phone tonight, was having trouble trying to figure out if this was reef safe or not. Not much experience with slugs.

Made a little operating table for the clown and pried it off with a test kit card. It was trying to crawl around after I removed it. All seems to be well. Exposure to the parasite couldnt have been too long so I am hoping for the best. Any ideas on what this sucker is?

I have no experience with fish disease or parasites. My fish have always been fairly healthy and free of these sort of things. I just setup a new tank and I noticed that my clown fish has a parasite on his fin. Can anyone ID this and recommend a treatment? I have no idea what to do other than a...

They are beautiful. Nice buy! Sell me some ;)

Thanks guys.

The water wil eventually be mixed with salt and put into the tank. I have just had so many problems with lnog term water storage (mainly ammonia) that I thought I would ask.

I a looking for a pressurized tank to store my RO/DI water in as it comes out of the flter. I guess it has to be made out of some special material. Does anyone have any insight or recommendations on this?

I believe the swelling was natural as they have been and are currently fine. Interestingly enough, I took a salt reading today and it was almost at 1.028 on my hydrometer. All the signs were there but for some reason I just didn't test the salinity. I have some nice duncans (that had previously...

They look like hairy mushrooms.

Maybe I am just over reacting but today I noticed about 75 - 80% of my ricordea were very swollen. All water parameters are normal and have been stable for some time. I have seen one or two swell every now and then but I never really thought anything of it. Anyone know if this is common? Almost...

They would have a very difficult time catching a healthy fish with their pinchers, as they are not designed to tear meat but pick macro algae and what not.

The only white spots im familiar with are ich. Take a look at this picture http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j194/kutsujutc/photo10.jpg Those are ich spots. What are your water parameters? How new are your fish? What kind of livestock do you have? What is your temperature at before it drops?