Recent content by sunken ship

this year's tourney was unpredictable as always. My cat's(UofA) will come back next year!

awww, looks like your clowns are lookin for a new home. You should go pick up an anemone or maybe some hairy mushrooms. I suggest a BTA, but hey, you know me.:D :D :D

people will hate me for saying this, but if it comes down to it and you can't get them out for the life of you, you could always just crank the temperature way up, or drop it way down and wait for them to float to the top. ;)

here's my orange-tipped BTA, i love it.

arion4, I just wanted to let you know that anemones do not need clowns to survive. Good luck finding a new clown for that anemone though.

that is one big frickin crab!

excellent post!

both the hermit and the bubble are perfectly fine.:D :p :D

One of my hermit crabs decided to go cliff jumping right into my bubble coral and he got stuck. I had to get a picture before I fished him out.

Nope, this guy is an orange-tipped BTA. Here's another pick now that he has settled into my tank. Now his foot is starting to stick out the other side of the hole that he decided to make his home...

Looks great to me! Seems to have improved a lot. Here's a pic of my BTA when i just put him into my tank, i'll share another pic of him once the lights in the tank go on.

I'm thinking of getting a pair of percs or tomatoes...not sure whether or not to go for true of false percs. Tiffster, did you do anything special to get your percs to go into your BTA?

Try soaking the brine in a garlic supplement, they will never pass that up unless there is something seriously wrong. Other than that, they could just be getting used to their new environment.

Iodine does more than help only shrimps and crabs, however, more than just a little iodine can be deadly to just about everything in a reef environment including mushrooms. I would discourage an iodine dip, just my opinion though.

I love these bubbles. Mine has only been in my tank for about a month now and is already growing at an alarming rate. Pretty soon I may have to get rid of him for something smaller seeing as My tank is only an 18g. These guys are very hardy corals. The only thing you need to be careful of is...