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Originally Posted by J-Bird You Idiot...... j/k .... you said to do it. But anyways, looks like a bubble anemone to me, and they need strong light to survive. Bubbles can actualy do fine under med-low light~! Looks like it might be some kind of mushroom...species im unaware of...maybe a pic...

Sounds like an order is in order~! Thank everybody~!

Awsome~!! thanks.....

Is the model they sell the new blue model or the old model??? anybody know?

Isnt 125g aprox. 1000lbs w/out salt and 1250 w/ salt though? What about the weight diferenec?

Is the refractometer that is for sale on this website the new blue model or the prrevious model? Thanks in advance~!!

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what kind and whats the GPH? Sediment shouldnt just linger on the rocks like that...any pics?

what....nobody likes ETSS???

Sounds like u might not have enough circulation throughout yourr tank. Specs maybe??

I like the compact size of the 750...any recomendations?

looks like it could use a trim~!!!

Originally Posted by cmiles Does he have a gaping hole where the threads were?? If as many as it sounds like are on that rock he should have a hole there. If it hasnt got a hole there, I think I would just wait and see it can be hard to tell. My clam had a hole all the way through , I could...

Awsome~! cmiles: His byssal threads were completely detached from the shell. it looks like the entire "clump" of threads has just fallen off. He only fell about an ince. Just enough to flip his on his face. Tizzo: Thanks and ive read that thread on the snail you speak of but havent noticed...

still looked fine this morning...anybody?

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Scarletts are smaller...i think that is why youve heard that. But i have both species in my tank w/ no problems at all~!!

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So ive had this crocea for almost a year and this morning I find it face first in the sand and his byssal threads completely detached from his shell and tissue??? Im guessing he just out-grew the hole he was previously attached to. But why would he drop his byssal threads? I fliped him over...

Good question~! I DO know that some corals do better under the white spectrum. But I dont think the change will affect the corals all that much.