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spiral tube is pretty tight but it wide though.. thanks drew..

anyone?? fishub?? sammy?

MUCKWORM i'm a 100% sure it's the shrimp... i have two percula clowns and a cleaner shrimp, every night that shrimp goes after them.. very violent.. its wonder that my clowns arn't hurt but i think there to fast .. but these shrimp must not like the clowns we both have the same problem....

posted by fishub: welcome back and one question, the stringy things, are there several of them appearing from a central location, maybe like several tentacles??? if so, could be a spagetti worm(good cleaners) yes these stringie thing are cuming froma central location.. under my live rock and...

ya mon petsmart doesn't sell any saltwater fishies.. i was there couple of days ago looking for sum pleco's for my 36 fresh.. and all the water is cloudy in the tanks.. and i asked about it and he said that it's ok the fish are ok wit it.... then i saw bunches of food in one tank with sum...

i can't htink of any more detail to tell you but if you ask me what you need to know then i'll be glad to tell !!! i hope you can help!! thanks~ tombraider

depending on which kind you were to get .. if you are talkin about the green serpent star then it excedes(sp) 3 ft.. here is a picture of a red serpent star it is still in thr growing process but it well also grow to a erspectable height..

well turbos are awesome cleaners but............ they are also kow to know over ure inverts or corals.. i wouldn't go for snails (IMO) but if you have nothing to lose go for them! theyre still great cleaners! :)

have the hermit crabs killed anything yet?

i agree with most because i wait a couple of weeks before naming my fish because if the die before then .. what's the point? so i have an emerald crab named: emerald and the only scarlet crab i have(i have other crabs but not of the same type) named: scarlet.. and my next door neighbor(7yrs...

ayyyyeeeee....i have some opinions but i have no ideas of what they look like and i need sum help i cannot match them if i don't know what the suggestions look like!! so if anyone know what these look like please give me the URL or the picture! thank you for your help ~i've looked everywhere...

OTS~i'm from colorado but i spent most of my life in britian.. actually in the london area..

anyone??

don't know much about it but i've heard the sally light foot and the turbo snails r the best.. but turbo snails can knock over your corals and one more thing.. emeral crabs r great algea eaters BUT i'm not sure he would survive in your tank it depend on your fish he's a fast little guy but...

i agree you shoouldn't mix and different clown species.. not a grand idea.. anyways mated pairs are the best in my opinion.. and it's best to introduce both to the tank at the same time.. Lastly one should be slitly larger then the other so that the larger can become more agressive and be the...

which are slender or boxy?? <img src="graemlins//confused.gif" border="0" alt="[confused]" /> the goldish worm colour thingies are cylindric..... the stringie stuff is slender and the red worm is kinda like a cylinder with a thikc hole on the top.. like a coke can if you will... thanks for...

thank you, heres what i can tell you about the creatures in deatail: 1. red snail shell thing: a pinkish red spiral tube (guessing it's shell) and a samll maroon worm inside.. 2.stringie stuff: moving white threads with tiny red stripes 3.yellow worm: nothing much to say.. theyre about a...

my first fish were two half in clown fish and they are so cute.. i have a nano ten gallon reef and i always wanted sum clown fish and sea anemones and i found just the right ones to fit in my tank... :D

hello to all who remember and to those who don't but i have a problem i have sum weird junk in my aquarium..... one thing is this red shell that seems to grow on my live rock and theres a pinkish worm thingie that comes out of this shell once in a while.. not quite sure what it is. and then...

i agree u are quite lucky it didn't kill ure anemon,,.. I am sry for ure loses..