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probably bubble algae

you could try a Sea Hare

anyone else. I am thinking nudi?

sorry to keep adding on, but he does not have a shell. He is squishy all around

I had a purple nudi in my tank a month ago who disappeared. I assumed he died. Any chance he could go almost completely albino?

It crawls (just so you know it is not a sponge). It has brown spots going down its back too and two antenna at the front

It looks like a nudi, but it has no color Anyone?

I've heard of this happening - but I would guess the anenome is just adjusting to being prodded by his new guests

Originally Posted by fbm Really? I thought flow was to help circulate a tank. How does a hang on skimmer push water through the tank when it sucks and discharges withing inches of itself usually? Turn off all your powerheads in your tank and just leave the skimmer on, wait 5 minutes, now go...

I have seen in person a Serpent Star make quick work of an Emerald Crab. I mean, like, he was put in, hit the sand bed, then an arm came flying out from under the rocks, and that was it for the emerald

Originally Posted by fbm also seaclone 150 still uses a mj1200 so it is 290 or so. you are still on the low end in my opinion 125*20=2500 GPH Seaclone = 290 GPH Corallife = 500 GPH Maxijets = 590 GPH (for 2) Powersweep = 500 GPH (for 2) 1790 total or 15x turnover rate If you take out the 2...

Originally Posted by fbm coralife is 500 and somthing per hour, but I wouldn't count either of the skimmers as flow because it really doesn't do much inside the tank as far as current is involed. The idea of flow is to move nutrients through the water and crap out of the water, so in my...

You really need to work on your flow. You should have at least a 20x turnover rate. 125*20=2500 GPH Seaclone = 150 GPH Corallife = 220 GPH Maxijets = 590 GPH (for 2) Powersweep = 500 GPH (for 2) That's a total of 1460 GPH without knowing how much your filter is recirculating. You really need...

grab it with a net, pull it out and see if it is still moving

maybe a Echinophyllia

looks like it could be some type of blasto. Can you post some pics with white lights turned on?

for $10 its hard to go wrong with anything

I saw this and think it is a whelk too, but I just wanted another set of eyes to look at it

bump

I posted it in the wrong forum - Pic is included over there https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=247865