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The thing is long gone now.

Some say it can but from my personal experience when I had my 120 with 2 400 watt MH's everything including the mushroom corals seemed to do better than when they were in my 55 gallon with 4 110 VHO's.

Originally Posted by stuckinfla eeewww! Polyclad? What is it? What does it do?

Does the bottom of it look likr this?

Its been a while since I have posted here and have since sold all of the coral in my tank. I have however retained the live rock , live sand, and sump with live rock. Tonight looing in the sump ( I rarely do this) I noticed this worm like creature sucking on the glass. It was about 3 or 4...

Ok its been 5 months since I posted this and I see I left a few people hanging. It was a rough time and I did not have anytime to get back on here and answer people of sell things. Anyway I still have the tank and found a buyer for all the SPS and clams. I still have all the equipment and I...

I know I hate to get rid of it all but right now I could use the money more than a pile of aquarium equipment. Thanks for the concern.

get more snails for the rock and get a fighting conch for the sandbed.

I am thinking about changing my sps reef tank into a fish only with liverock and live sand. My wife is about to have a baby, I lost my job and I am about to start college again (got the wrong degree the first time) and I think it would be much easier to not have to deal with all of the coral...

I have spot fed hammers before but they don't want it to often maube once a month or so. I was never able to spot feed a frogspawn.

Just trying to say save your money and get something else.

Save your money and buy somthing else like liverock.

There should not be any measurable ammonia in the tank. The nitrates are also kind of high. This species is a good indicator of water quality and uts indicating that you need to fix these two parameters.

Mine does this with empty shells and somtimes loose frags.

After adding mine I found that the sps growth rate went throught the roof due to the always available calcium.