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I have always thought of plate coral as being solitary coral, not colonial with round and flat skeletal dish short tentacles and ONE central mouth. BUT all of a sudden one of my plate coral seems to have developed multiple mouths around its central one

yea yea yea show me the money do you really think we do this for free

Quote: Originally Posted by rainbow grouper I do have a question how many tangs will eat halimeda? and wartooth try some macro-algae just put a bit on the rocks let it grown and prune it. I have no firsthand knowledge BUT I have never heard of tangs eating any halimeda introduced into the tank...

i would and a good place for me to start would be testing for Phosphates Quote: Originally Posted by channing93 Do I need to get rid of it?

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. Limpid Hay Joe, So is that a new picture of Lola, if so she looking great after her walk. Coco62 if you think you got the rock the mantis is hiding in QT, then just add some snails to the tank this will get him out to make sure. Thanks for asking friend, yes that...

Quote: Originally Posted by Coco62 No but I'd love to. How would I do that. I am a total board new b and have lots to learn you can click on the pic to enlarge it. that is somthing i learned from Meowzer

looks a little to spread out to be cyano more like diatoms

Have you seen any pics of the mantis I keep.

I will agree that it looks like and most likely is a member of the order Stomatopoda. But I will disagree with your LFS assessment that it will not grow any larger without a positive identification of species. In any event you will have to remove it or risk losing livestock. Mantis make amazing...

Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 Joe, you crack me up. i only posted what YOU were thinking

Relating to what Quote: I have read numerous websites and forums

I really can’t help you but was the guy you were talking to at the lFS named burrito

Just out of curiosity how did you establish your coral tank Quote: I also have corals in my established tank, can they be added also?

um your understanding is wrong Yellow Tangs are omnivorous, but vegetable matter should be the mainstay of their diet. They are always grazing. They will eat algae, dried seaweed as well as frozen brine shrimp and flake foods. They like crustaceans and meaty foods can also be provided...

how do you know you have a mantis

whats a uv

Quote: Originally Posted by verojeremy Ok so I have my whole tank setup but i don't have my heater or circulation yet with my powerheads, so I was wondering if I can get some inverts for my cuc i will get my heater and powerheads in about a week i have live rock and sand also. I checked the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. Limpid From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search The Gulf of Mexico in 3D perspective Earth's oceans(World Ocean) Arctic Ocean Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean Pacific Ocean Southern Ocean The Gulf of Mexico...

Well to be perfectly honest with you I took sand from the sand bar (illegally) and sand fleas legally for my sand/mud refuge. Live snails and sand dollars are illegal to take. I have seen people take water for their systems, but they do so right after the beach patrol tests for toxins which...

if it was just for the added water volume it would still be the way to go Quote: So I have been trying to decide if I should go with a sump over my 2 hob bio wheel filters (550 gph) and cant understand what makes sumps better besides the added water volume