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id add lions, and tigers, and bears, OH MY! jk, id get some rays, some sharks, and barracudas. animals of that sort

shopped at Deathco

i woudl hold off on the starfish, especially linkia ones. they are super sensitive and they require pristine water. i would wait a few months more before adding them. i learned the hard way. i got a blue linkia and it dies the next day. also hold off on the gorgonias, they are also difficult to...

how long has it been up and running?

Q-tips are ok, they are filter feeders. Can the favites be fragged? cause only the bottom portion of the rock is still laive, the rest is taken over by mushrooms.

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might also be flatworms, look in the hitchhiker id sorum in the newbie section.

its hard to tell without a pic, however the closest thing i can think of is probably corraline algae, look it up under hitchhiker forums. does it grow in a circular form?

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/177970/topic-of-the-month-refugiums

yea, i know about the Q-tip, the Pimple shrooms and all the other things. im usually real good with id's however, i just dont know much about sps and lps.

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What type of coral is this? im not talking about the mushroom, but the coral that the mushrooms are on. there are some parts that are still alive on the bottom. do they regenerate, can they be fragged?

look in the hitchhikers id forum, under snails. more specifically Vermetid Snails. the things you see are their mucus "nets" they are harmless but they can get annoying when their nets get big.

nope, theyre beetle looking bugs. i looked at them with a powerful magnifying glass.

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i decided to bring this thread back up, i noticed lastnight there were tiny beetle looking things no my Zoos, they were on the stalks of the polyps seemed to be staying in one place. i dunno if theyre red bugs in particular, but hafing any type of pest on my polyps irratates me! what are some...

how do i get rid of hydroids? one lr is being covered in them.

lastngiht i noticed some little things that resemble tiny Tube anenomes. at first i thought they were aips, but they werent on stalks and they are nocturnal. they werent barnacles however their tentacles seemes to be moving in the current. these were the best pix i could take. they are a few...

yea, theyre pumping. and they are healthy and pumping like crazy. can u get me a pic of the star polyps too please? my email is romeofoever@hotmail.com its the red sea xenia in the middle. the one on the right is also a pumping xenia species, but they havent been pumping as much because of the...

a few questions. what color is the star polyps? where in la area do you live? im in glendora, and i have a xenia frag.