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MH 150w 14k, but I recently extended the time, so this could be why.

Just today all these strange brown strings have started coming out of the center opening in my zoo polyps. What is it, and does it mean anything?

added 2 Mexican turbos to get rid of my red turf algae and wow these guys are good. Before 2hours later and Look what I found hitchiking on my xenia frag, it's small and I'm not sure if it will live or can get out, but I think it's a brittle star.

lol yea I think it may have killed my other scarlet, but leaves everything else alone. It knows it's the biggest hermit there is.

nice aquascape, what type of light is that?

trying to decide what to get next. I was thinking maybe some more small polyps or a soft coral, but I was really wanting an anenome either green tip or rose tip for my clownfish. Do you think it is too early for one?

New Pulsating Xenia right after introduction...looks like a giant blob! Starting to look good.

definately no frogfish in a reef unless you have a big reef. They won't harm corals, but will eat other fish and inverts, if you just wanted one fish in your tank then you could build around this fish.

hermit molt

I plan on getting mainly soft corals and definately a xenia and easy to grow stuff for now.

a week later, Occelaris clown and a Button Polyp frag.

Though I would open up a thread on this message board too. Salt mixing Cleaning uncured Rock Original Bioballs for faster Cycle (had about 12) Original Aquascape with 21lb of LR and 10lb live Pink Fiji aragonite sand Hitchiking Peanut worm that died. I also had one in on of the back rocks...

even strait lemon juice. injected into the stock

what do you think about the hydor flo deflector? Especially in a 24g aquapod?

theres different types heres a little faq on them. http://www.oceanpods.com/faq.html

if you can make out two antennas on one end of it then it is definately a copepod, they use the antennas to steer in the water current.

that is a hydroid jellyfish, I also have them in my take (or a variation of) they are normal and harmless. can you see any scoot around? mine move with propolsion just like a jelly.

copepods magnified

I think the first one is Aiptasia, and the other is some time of red algae, but some professional opinions would be great.

more than likely coepods, if they have little antennas, and are about the size of a period on the keyboard they like to hang out on rocks, substrate, glass, and anywhere they can be safe.