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:notsure: Ok my serpent star died bout a week ago . When I got home and found it I removed it from the tank and did a water test. Everything was great except my Nitrates were way to high. They were fine that morning before I left for work. I have been doing partial water changes daily for the...

Carson City, Nevada my two favorite LFS's are Carson Aquarium here in Carson, and OFISHAL in Reno about 30 miles away.

I just saw this anemome in my tank for the first time today. I was moving around my LR to make sure I got all the pieces of my dead serpent star. and there it was. I cannot tell if this anemone is something I should keep or get rid of. Here are the pics, if more are need I can provide them just ask.

[QUOTE=also I plan on getting a 24 gallon aquapod, how many fish does anyone recommend being in it...without over crowding it? Thanks If it's a 24 gallon freshwater about 1 inch of fish per gallon of water depending on filteration. It's best not to exceed this for extended periods of time as it...

well it "melted" completly but a few of the arms are still moving around, and they are trying out some of the raw shrimp I put in. Maybe I'll be able to salvage one of the arms in to another star . Thanks for the help anyway folks.

It is actualy only about 2 inches long. When I got him he was only about a 1/2 inch long.

So it's False Percula/Ocellaris Clown. Not the True Percula I was led to belive it was. Any different care?

Here is a better pic. I was not using a flash the clown was just moving so the camera could not focus.

I took 30 pics. This was the best one. That little bugger is fast.

I puchesed this clown from my LFS. Today I went to a LFS in anothor city. and now I am confused, this was labeled as a True Percula clown. Is this correct? Please help? I was wanting to purchse a mate for this one, but now I dont know what species to buy.

I just got back from my LFS and all they said I could do is try to spot feed it and hope for the best. :mad: On the brighter side, I purchsed a new piece of LR very well cured (about 8 weeks) lots of growth and there was a very small greenish colored brittle star. It's disc is only about 1/8...

I've had it for about a month. I acclimated it for 3 hours. How long had you had your brittle when it did this?

Parameters are listed in the first post. I added a Neon Goby and a Fighting Conch about 1 week ago. When they "melt" do they still eat and move around?

Okay. It is getting worse now there are 3 very large holes in the main disc. Here is a picture Somebody please respond I need help.

I have a Serpent Star that has a large hole in the disk. Other than that it seems fine, still eating, still moving around. I was wondering if there are any treatments I can use to heal the wounds. Here is a pic. The hole is getting bigger. Please help I dont want to lose it. SG 1.0026 PH 8.2...

Here are a few more Pics.

Help :help: . My serpant star has a large hole in the main disc . What could be causing this, and what can I do about it? How do I treat it? Here is a picture.

I have a small 10 gallon nano reef tank with 15lbs of LR, 10lbs of LS, a perc clown, 13 snails, 6 hermits and 1 barnacle hitchhiker. What other fish/inverts could I have in such a small tank. :notsure: It's kinda boring looking at only the one fish. . The tank has been running for about 3...

Sorry it took so long I got called in to work early today. also the Quality is not that great.

Cool Thanks. I'll post a picture in the morning.