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Honestly they look like light bulb anemone's to me not regular aptaisia. I have alot of gulf rock and I have 4 light bulb anemone's in my tank and they have grown are beautiful and have not multiplied. So, not sure if you have Joe's juiced them yet or not (I do juice regular aptaisia!) Just my...

I can't get a pic of these guys yet, but they are brown with green edge and flecks of green throughout and an orange mouth. I have NEVER seen any like this. I just bought a new rock with neon orange mushrooms and there are about 10 polyps of this zoo on the rock. I'm hoping they will spread and...

Hmmm.. and since they aren't generally kept in home aquariums there isn't any info on compatibility anywheres... I did find someone on here who has an 11" pinfish! I guess I'll let them acclimate to the tank and surroundings for a couple weeks and think about introducing someone else!!! Kat

LOL they would be pin fish thank you! Any tips on keeping them in the tank, bad, good or indifferent? I've been feeding them spirulina cubes which they gobble up happily. Right now its those guys and some base rock plus a few urchins. Kat

I have these fish in an aquarium my son caught them in a cast net. Can anyone help me ID these guys? I think I have 3 different types of fish!

Hahah I will let you guys know. If ya look in front of the eggs you will see small white dots which closely are swirls which are maybe snails? I had these in my other tank and thought they were feather dusters, but never had the egg sacs... We shall see! Kat

They are strategically placed around my tank in clusters of about 10 egg sacs together in 3 different places.... any ideas?

These are on my tank in several places took the best pics I could get they are in middle on the photos

Our LFS here takes them back and even gives you half credit of what they can sell it for have you tried that???

I have way too many blue leg hermit crabs, and don't want them to starve due to lack of food. I had a 125 gallon and downsized and have started noticing them dying off. If you're interested please email me at dreaminofthetropics@yahoo.com these need to go FAST! I will ship them or local pick up...

I have a 125 gallon that is currently running. It has about 150lbs of live sand and crushed coral. It has a marineland 350 canister filter *I removed all but the carbon inside* It includes a wood stand. I also have live rock in it which if you want to buy you can, if not I am getting a new 54g...

I believe that it was brooklynella it looks more like that on their bodies but they also have white spots on their fins....

Originally Posted by Beth Do the fish have ich? Take a look at the pictures of the fish with ich in the Diseased Fish Thread. I looked through all the pictures earlier.... I see spots on their tails that appear to be ich, but their bodies appear to be covered in small bubbles which looks more...

My fish are starting to die.... I have 0 ppm nitrate, nitrite, and ammonia.... I have noticed what looks to be micro bubbles completely covering almost ALL of my fish. I also see white spots on tails but on the body they appear to be bubbles??? How do I treat this??? Is it bubbles or is it ich...

Originally Posted by alyssia Is their anyway you could post a pic? I don't have a camera I think would capture this. They are like micro bubbles they're very tiny.... I didn't even notice them at first.....

My fish are starting to die.... I have 0 ppm nitrate, nitrite, and ammonia.... I have noticed what looks to be micro bubbles completely covering almost ALL of my fish. I also see white spots on tails but on the body they appear to be bubbles??? How do I treat this??? Is it bubbles or is it ich...

Originally Posted by ophiura Pin head size is about it hahahha ok so i guess until they're coating my glass where I can't see in the aquarium I won't worry about them. Just enjoy watching them!

Originally Posted by ophiura I don't think they would do any harm. I have seen them, literally for a day, in systems and then they are gone....... Do you know how big they could get? Is that their full grown size like Itty bitty teeny weeny jellies?!?!?! Thanks for your help!

Originally Posted by ophiura Yup - I'm thinking Staurocladia based on the size and being on the glass. They will come and go in a bloom. Thats exactly what mine look like. So if they come and go I have nothing to worry about... However, do I have anything to worry about if they don't go away...

Originally Posted by corally They are probably brittle stars and they come as hitchikers on LR. I think Ophiura has said that they don't get bigger than a dime or nickel, can't remember which. Either way they are beneficial scavengers. I actually just found a old thread about a "starfish"...