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After buying some frags at one of our local fish stores, the owner offered us this reef food from Benepets. I had never heard of it but she spoke very highly of it and said everyone using it just raves about it. She can hardly keep it in stock. It is supposed to help with growth, color, health...

The 2 anemones are still doing good, I thought I killed it for sure! Those guys are tough. I will try to get some pics up soon.

Did it have antennae? And a mottled tan and back? I thought I saw the antenna in the first pic...

How do you load.from Photobucket? I just signed up there.

Thanks Krista, but our home interwebs are busted... I found some info on wetweb that said he is not good or bad, he just is. I will try to put pics up soon. Our tank has sure changed since y'all saw it last!

I have a couple good pics if anyone can tell me how to post from mpy phone. And we checked lionfish and there is nothing remotely close on there.

Ok, I can figure out how to get a picture from my phone to here. We have a cooler little nudi on the glass right now. It is about 3/4 inch long white on the underside and a brown and tan on the top. And it has a pair of antenna. It is really really cool. Hope its not harmful but not betting on...

Dont give up! Just add to your CUC and kill your lights for a while. Keep up with Ll your other maintenance too. We just got over a bad cyano out break, the whole bottom of the tank was red! It can be done, its all part of having a piece of the ocean in our home.

.Update: They are doing great! They look like healthy anemones to me, but I know next to nothing about them. I know pictures would be nice right? Anyone know how to post pics from an HTC EVO?

Well we got it under control! We did a little water change, 15 gallons, and cu back thee lighing schedule a little and it is almost gone! Sorry no pictures. I can't figure out how to post them from my phone. It's an HTC EVO. Anyone know how to do that?

Last week we got a bubble tip anemone and I injured the little dude when I was rearranging some rock and trying to catch a fish. It had a pretty bad gash in the center of the foot, no tentacles were damaged. The next day it had crawled.off the rock and up the glass and started to pull itself...

Just a guess... Some type of sponge? Nice looking rock though. I would worry about the worms, you can't catch them all and they have a job to do in your tank. You are going to see all kinds of weird critters in your tank....

Snake, do you think an algae scrubber would help with this. All the parameters are good on the tank, just wondering if that would help...

Yeah they are alive... They are good on hard surfaces but no bueno on sand. Why do you ask?

Our CUC consists of Queen conch Brittle star 2 cleaner clams Peppermint shrimp Skunk cleaner shrimp 3 big nassarius snails Sea hare Pencil urchin Pincushion urchin 2 emerald crabs Arrow crab 10 margarita snails 15 or so turbo snails 15 or so assorted hermits The margarita snails, sea hare...

Thanks a bunch for all the info! We will keep plugging away! Any tips on siphonning the sand? I have been sucking it up with a baster, that is a real pain! There must be another way...

I KNOW I have a cyano problem! LOL!

I need some input from you fine folks about controlling this Dang red algae! I am sick of using a turkey baster to clean 8 sq ft of sand every 4 days! The stuff is growing on the sand mainly, there is a little on the rock but not much at all. All my water parameters are good, nitrates are at...

We recently added a Christmas wrasse, a tail-spot blenny, a feather dusted, a purple tube anemone, and some purple zoa...

What we did after our tank cycles was add 2 Ocellaris clowns. We waited for everything to settle in and stabilize, about 10 days. Then we add a few astrea snails and hermitcrabs. You can add the CUC before or after the fish, your choice.