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One Croecea clam. Have not had any new rock or coral for at least 6-months. Found these by accident, actually found three of them on two different rocks.

Found this on some rock I was moving, very thin, ribbon-like creature. It disapeared into a hole in the rock smaller than a pencil eraser. It is about an inch wide, two inches long with ruffled edges. Two antena looking things in front. Kinda pretty....is it safe?

No new tank mates. She won't stay still. will keep trying. Looking at pic of lymphocyctis the spots are not that big. Looks more like air bubbles.

I have Naso tang in a 120gal reef tank - she is about 5", have had her about 4 years. Fat and healthy normally. She has developed white spots on her - does not look like ich. None of her tank mates have any spots - Rabbit fish, maroon clown, cardnals, blue jaw trigger and bicolor blenny. Spots...

I am looking for lights for my new 90. Would like MH but only need PC's. Anyone in Florida selling? Will drive to pick up. Thanks.

Looking for some live rock to fill a new 90 & a 120 tank (120 is established, but could use some more rock). Can pick up after Aug 18th. Also looking for lights for the 120, is currently a FOWLER, but would like to upgrade to reef if can get light for a good price.

Am interested in your live rock, if still available, will you take $200 cash? Live near Lakeland so can pick up, today if you want.

I'm interested in the live rock, mabey some of the critters/corals. Do you have any idea how much you want for the rock etc? Can pay cash if price is right. Live near Lakeland so can pick up.

Got them at my lfs. They are kuda's. Not one of the fancy ones. But cool to watch.

Hey all just got a pair of seahorses. I would like to know what is the best food for them. They are eating frozen angle& butterfly food. But is that good? Thanks Ron

the orange looks like a sunpolyp or sun-coral, if it is, it needs to be spot fed every day to stay alive. they like brine shrimp or similar.

I have been trying to set xenia's onto shells, with very little sucess. Local lfs tells me to try gel super glue, the xenia slimes the new shell or rock & wont stick longer than a few hours. lfs also suggested netting, or rubber band to hold the xenia till it attaches. this also does not work...

Was just cleaning the filter, and found less than 1/4 inch long, thin redish/pinkish worms in the bucket. They look just like mosquito larvae, wiggle and squirm in the same way. Any ideas on what this critter is?

Ok I have read all. And what I need to know is what will work on my 120g. (4x24x24). Everybody keeps saying more than 24in deep or less than 24in deep. But what about 24in deep? Does T5 or vho or cp wrok at 24in? Or is mh the only one? T5 bulbs at 54 watts will give me only 3.6 watts per gal. mh...

Very nice. :happyfish