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Any GOOD saltwater LFS will carry phytoplankton. I like to rotate, frozen cyclopeeze, DT'S and Liquid Life..

It stays put once moist,, I also have a HOB, Fuge. I have the CPR+PS.. The Mudd is suppose to continually replenish trace elements... And I like it because it is soemthing in your tank OTHER than L.S. or L.R.

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/14745698/detail.html I think they should release them until they figure out what might be the problem..

Looks really really nice.. I an a staunt CPR product supporter... ME PERSONALLY? I would have went with the Miracle mudd.. Some people say gimmick,, But my take is it woks for me,,, stick with it..

Originally Posted by alix2.0 but is it cheetomorpha or kaytomorpha? or chaytoemorpha? #2

Chaetomorpha Algae.. then you cant go wrong..

Or better yet, ignore her and end all contact with her.. Period? I mean what more else can you do? This thread has gotten far more attention than it should have. lol

Originally Posted by TJR2D2 Greetings all, I am a freshwater aquarium hobbyist about to venture for the first time into the realm of Salt Water. I have a 46 gallon bow front tank, presently full of sand, water and salt with 2 penguin bio-wheel filters and a submersible heater set to 75 degrees...

Originally Posted by jtrzerocool hey guys... i was just wondering what your thoughs were on the NFL not brodcasting thursday nights football on national T.V.... i think that it is a load of crap...i was looking forward to that game and i had no idea it wasnt going to be brodcasted...

I feel that it is one of the only really "MUST HAVES" in the hobby.. so beneficial, At ANY size, is better than none.

Originally Posted by zibnata is this some sort of killer snail ? I brought this sand sifting star home and the next day this snail ate it. im not sure if its a Nassarius, I dont see its long tongue nor does its shell look pointy enough.. BUt its defiantely eating the dead star, I dont think it...

Originally Posted by Blackjacktang I have a mushroom coral and I want to know why it is sticking up like this? Alot of mine are like that as well but im not sure what your getting at? am i missing something maybe? Looks like a pretty standard red/purple mushroom extended and reaching for...

Originally Posted by stormy31 hi i have two false percula clowns, if i added a tomato clown, would that be ok? thanks!! Tomatos ares so agressive, I dont think so.. I would say no!

Originally Posted by jennythebugg here is me Wow Jenny, Beautiful picture you look gorgeous! How are you doing? Hang in there!

Am counting the hours,minutes and seconds! We are NOOOO NY KNICKS.. At least I wont hear that tired excuse that "Oh we were tired from that hard battle versus the Knicks the night before" yeah right!

Check the big a uction site as well...

Need an established aquarium for sure with plenty on live rock, they are hit or miss,, some experienced hobbyists have trouble keeping them alive while some novice's report "thriving" They will eat whatever food you feed your fish, but mine are partial to mysis shrimp.. I have heard reports of...

Originally Posted by Dogstar oh, I thought the " had it a week " thing was refering to the LTA. My bad.... Good luck with the Sebea. What color is it ? Very very pretty ,,, white/yellowish but very viverant,, nice pinktips... me and the LFS were in awe of it on how deeply colored it was.. will...

So many people are so excited to get Chaetomorpha algae full of pods, mini brittlestars and bristle worms and you are getting so preoccupied with getting one out.. leave it for now.. since you have nothing in there yet,, its just gonna eat the left over detrius..

Originally Posted by Dogstar I agree that thats normal expected behavior for a newly aquired H. crispa. Its just aclimating to its new conditions. As long as its attached and is not moveing around or the Clowns not being too rough it should start to stay open more and more regularly and then...