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cool, here they are: http://www.oceanfootage.com/stockfoo..._of_entries=20

i found this great site a long time ago with some wonderful videos. you gotta register your name but there are some amazing videos of some creatures in the wild ive never seen before. i was amazed at the mantis shrimp attacking crabs and the mimic octupus as well under the invert section...

i get them on my lr and sometimes on my frogspawn and hammer corals, it affects the corals. i looked under the hitchhiker id thread: Vermetid Snails: These are another common filter feeder found in many tanks. They are actually a sessile snail. They grow in dark red and brown spirals and tubes...

i had a handful of those in my tank, they are young sundial snails, remove them asap! they eat zoos.

im sorry about the jerk in the previous post, some people dont know the purpose of a forum... anyway here we go. so far... Maroon clown 3 Green reef chromis 1 purple psudochromis 1 pj cardinal 1 engineer goby a colony each of: red, yellow, sand, star, green, glove polyps red sea xenia forgspawn...

i thought about it, but theyre nocturnal and there are too many of them, mostly babies.

i just discovered that i have a few different species of snails including trap dorr and Whelk chillin on my supercolor zoos...which have been decreasing in population. what can i get that is reef safe but will eat these snails? i dont mind risking losing my margarita snails those being very easy...

Toothbrush method... i use them sometimes for my star polyps. when the polyps sense movement, a predator or food in thier "mouths", they close up. for my star polyps, sand and algae would cover them and they would begin to close and stay closed, thinking it was food or a predator. what i did was...

Do you have snails?? because every few weeks or so mine lay eggs, hundreds of white "blobs" on the reverse side you can see the larvae.

from the description sounds like a peanut worm. google it or look it up on the hitchhiker id thread. they are beneficial detritus eaters that come out at night. ive seen hundreds in my tank ranging from a few millimeters long to 4-6 inches.

What i have is called Chocolate tang or also mimic tang. it was between that and the typical yellow tang, but the chocolate was more vivid and i liked its shape. the colors compliment my reef. so far it hasnt caused any problems with my 1.5 year old maroon, it mainly hides behind my lr when im...

i got a choc tang about 4 days ago. i usuallt feed formula one, and i have a clip with lettuce on it. i dont see it eating. am i feeding the wrong food, does it take time to eat? all my other fish and corals are healthy and eating.

i believe this to be a slug of the: Order: SACOGLOSSA Superfamily: ELYSIOIDEA Family: Elysiidae should i leave it out or is it safe to add him back to my tank?

ive pinpointed it down to Order: SACOGLOSSA Superfamily: ELYSIOIDEA Family: Elysiidae its either Elysia gordanae, or Elysia flavomacula. does anyone know about seaslugs?

no, he is all green, almost neonish, lemme take a better pic.

i just noticed this thing crawling on my glass. im wonderin if its been eatin away at my corals or something. is good or bad?

how do i frag a Acanthastrea Lordhowensis? it being a $1200 piece of coral, im afraid to really do anythin without the research.

not 100% sure, but it looks like an anthias to me

here ya go

im sorry, but i already have a green polyps rock. do u have anythign else u would wanna trade?