Recent content by clownfishguy45

Thanks for the info guys!!

I have a 29 gallon biocube and will be moving into a new house in about a week. I have live rock with a few soft corals attached to it. Any suggestions for moving it?

Originally Posted by Flower It will attach. It may reduce to a snot spot but new xenia will grow in the spot. Those buggers are tough. +1 In fact, if it reduces to a "blob" more than one new head might sprout from the it. No worries!!

This looks like him, thanks for the info.

I recently got a about 20 brown zoo polyps that came with a tiny, brown, spiky slug on them. I have noticed that this slug hangs out near or on them most of the time. When he is on them they close up. Any idea what it is and is it bad? I am at work and will try to get a picture of it when I get...

How many hermit crabs and other algae eaters do you have in your tank?

I have had snails crawl right over the top of my bio cube and into the filter compartment, but mine have never crawled out of the tank alltogether.

I have a bunch of tiny snails crawling all over my LR. I'm not too sure where they came from but my wife seems to think they are baby mexican turbos BC they appeared not long after we added two. we have several marg. snails also. The small ones are white and light brown swirls and are no bigger...

Wow, look great!

Originally Posted by Mr_X i'd rather have the asterinas than the coralline. The only problem I have with coralline is it getting on my glass

Returning to our example of the common, small Asterina species found in some reef tanks, these sea stars in recent years have suffered, unfairly I might add, the reputation of being risky or just plain un-safe in the reef. This is interesting because for many years prior to that, they were not...

Originally Posted by Reeftanker84 that is cool,i never get lucky enough to get any kind of hitch hikers mabey some algae but thats about it The coolest hitchhiker we ever got was a little chocolate chip star that was stuck to the shell of a mexican turbo grazer I got from my lfs. I did not...

Originally Posted by symphony I'm sorry like I said, new to saltwater, like 48 hours new. I took a better pic. not sure what cyano is. this is the rock he is living in, not the same rock that came from the tank in the store though. it has some mushroom looking things on it purple with green...

Originally Posted by renogaw t12's need to be replaced yearly. all lights start degrading, and can start putting out a red spectrum that creates algae issues. +1

It is just much easier and less confusing if we call them either a percula or an ocellaris clown.