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Originally Posted by Reef_Dart21 Thats a rock anemone not aiptasia, aiptasia is more clear. Rock anemonees are just as ugly but not much of a pest I disagree, I'm certain that it's aptasia, I have some that looks exactly like that and I know it's aptasia --it's all over my tank x.x As far as...

lol because I've seen that in all possibilities there's only one outcome There's a plethora of different ways to get your fish in the anemone, it's really only a question of time and patience. Btw, you can increase the sand bed but don't move the anemone, they have surprising personality with...

wow....do you think you could set up a video camera? this has to be one of the funniest things I've ever heard of. I do know that some clams in the ocean move by opening and closing to propel themselves sometimes, but other than that I've never heard of them jumping out of the tank.

yes, good point. You could feed them separately but I wouldn't really worry about it, I'm sure your clown will find it eventually ^.^

no experience but this is what I've found in summary: I'ts easy to get eggs but hard to feed the fry and is considered "not worth it" ...but whatever, now for the important stuff: one guy successfully reared them on newly hatched brine shrimp, shell-less brine shrimp eggs and enriching with...

No worries tank, he'll go to it ;) And that's completely normal behavior for anemones, they get part of their nutriants from the light remember, so at night when there is none they close up sometimes, he's also still acclimating. Here's something you could try to maybe speed up the process of...

look up filefish at fishbase.org and it'll give you options to how many spine fins etc. Seing as I don't know anything about them I suggest you do it cuz you know personaly what it looks like.

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Originally Posted by Coral Keeper I was surprised to find a 2+ foot Eunicid worm in my 180 gallon. Was set up for under a year. 200+ lb of live rockin the DT, live rock is 6+ years old.(got it from locals) https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/370114/id-this-huge-worm Link to my 180 gallon...

It's a filefish...not sure specific kind tho, I'll c if I can find it

It's really up to you, I have to admit I don't that much about percs, just ocellaris, but IMO the maroon and the clarkii have the strongest instinct to host. So if you're really wanting to see one host as soon as you put them together I would go clarkii, but to make sure I would get a clarkii...

Ooh ooh I'm glad I stumbled on this! I have a massive outbreak of the red kind Botryocladia skottsbergii It's on everything!! You can't manually remove it or you risk popping the bubbles and thus further contamination. What do I do?

jchmiel, what on earth is your avatar of O.o? it looks like a bobbit worm

Originally Posted by crypt keeper The first one was killed by the Emp. Gtd what fish did you decide on I reread my post and see how it could be read as me implying he was the reason for the fish dying . Sorry I didn't mean that at all, I just meant that sometimes despite all precautions...

OH another question, does your cleaner shrimp ever scare your jawfish??? I have a completely sealed nano and my OCD cleaner shrimp scared my jawfish so bad he jumped into my filtration! (he didn't make it of course)

wow creeptacular critter u got there. So at what point/size can they actually sting you? Cuz I can pick babies up all day long and they're harmless. Even the 2-3" one I caught didn't do anything. Call me stupid or morbidly curious but I even rubbed my fingers along the tufts but nothing. A...

OMG that is the cutest/coolest thing ever!!! thanks a lot Garick for posting this

check it out here: http://www.lionfishlair.com/hitchhiker/aeolid.shtml

lol yes I can agree there. I was quite horrified to find a 3" bristleworm in my tank. I flushed him of course but you have to admit, they are quite pretty for worms. Lol

I'm slightly confused as to the complexity of this simple problem because there are a couple of options (so no worries ) . But first I'd like to point out some differences between glass and acrylic (both pos and neg aspects). Glass is harder, heavier, and if you do get scratches very difficult...