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Hello bconway How red is red, and are you still looking for blue shroom? dillybobs a member of Connecticut Area Reef Society (C.T.A.R.S.)

I have had mine in rock and on sandbeds. Just make sure they get fed.

They are BAD. They love to eat snails. You may have noticed a few empty shells. You need to remove them, and thats a pain. You noticed I said them, if you have one close to 4", you proply have a few of them buy now. Best I can tell you is hunt them at night after the lights go out. Net them...

If your critter was very flat Id say a polyclad. Bang guy posted a picture of a polyclad in my thread titled, "polyclad removal?" Take a look. and hope its not what you have.

Not much to it really . I put a piece of krill on a stick holding it with a rubber band . I then placed it at the bottom of the tank, then polyclads started to come out. I then was able to net them. They are easy to net if they are on the sand bed or wall of the tank. I will be trying different...

The baiting trick worked out well last night. Altought I did not make a trap/cage. I attached some krill on a stick with a rubber band. I placed it in the tank after the lights went out. With in 15 minutes 2 polyclads were on the krill. I caught 3, and seen at least 1 more. looks like I'll be...

Siphon once you see it. I have tried this, with mixed result. There is a danger that I don't get all of the worm. Then I risk the chance of it becoming or 2 /3 new worms. I have read that they can spawn 100 to 200 new worms also. This is what I have been doing so far. I grab a flashlight and...

Does anyone have any good tips or tricks to remove Polyclads from their tanks?

If this works more to come:happy:

I have my 75gal. ro/di hooked up to a timer. So far 45 minuts a day works out fine on my 220:)

Anyone? :nope:

I was woundering if any one had any info on this type of coral? water flow, temp, lighting,food, easy or hard to care for.

I bought an ampmaster3000 about 1 1/2 months ago so far so good. Even with reduction of the fittings i still moving tons of water. My light fans make more noise than the pump does. It did come with a rather short electrical lead though, (but in my case that worked out well.) So far I can say...

Just wondering; are snails seasonal? I can not find/buy any cerith or nassarius snails.

I saw in another thread you were able to get live rock for 4 bucks a pound. IMO thats the way to go!!! I dont think that you can imtate the naturaul look of like rock, or the many tiny holes that you need to house the life. another note, (referring to your other thread). I place water first...

Frist of all I would like to thank you guys for all your help!!Your links to sights, questions & answers,and all around info on this board was a giant help. I did a lot of reading,and this is my early xmas. Some of you may remember I was looking to switch my fish only tank to corals and inverts...

I plan to go with 3, 400 watt 10,000 MH with actinic lighting on my 220. (72l x 24w x 30h). This is what I have decided to go with after all my reading on lights. now to get the money. I might add, what I have also learnd, it was a good choice to get lenght over hieght. just wish I had that...

Yes sir I did. I wrote you, a thank you note, I see it did not get through. I'll just thank you here. ThankYou Squishyfish!!! That link, was what I was looking for (even more ). It has opened up a lot of options, that I had not even thought about. Thanks again for your time. (now to find out...

look for the magnets that provide a place for string. Some times they to come apart , just pull on the string so you dont have to reach into the tank. I even put a fishing bobber on the other end of mine just incase the string falls in too. It has happened ;)

Squishyfish, you got mail.