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Originally Posted by joncat24 I would say I would buy it, but right now I can't afford it. well, i owe 10g's on my taxes so don't be suprised what i would sell things for !!

pics a little deceiving but tentacles are fully extended on top of the frogspawn. I would think if there was a prob the toad would retract??

Originally Posted by sign guy no but they still need light toadstool for sale??? or bigger tank???

so i lost the whole left half of my tank and then some from neglect due to boat season last year. I guess i will move the toad over there. My question is... I have a bunch of scattered shrooms and a few random yellow polyps that have made it through the neglect last summer, will they burn the...

Originally Posted by joncat24 I would go ahead and move the toadstool. No sense it taking a chance with a nice specimen like that one. The frogspawn will defintely win the fight though, if you leave them together. I was afraid that would happen. So in the future would the rule of thumb...

Originally Posted by barchtruong I once set my Frogspawn to close to the Candy Cane and just one whip, 1 polyp on my C.Candy shrunk down up until now, and it's been 3 weeks. That polyp is still not recovering. Frogspawns are very expandable. Your Toadstool might get in trouble. thats my worry...

not as far as i know. When i got him there was a small colony of zoo's below him but his size bocked the vho light and they went to the grave. U think he's smart enough to keep his distance from the frog??

Originally Posted by sign guy nice I plann to give my toadstool 24 inches in my 300 just to see if it can grow to capasity. how old is it? 2years since ive owned him... he's probably doubled in size since i've got him. he just won't stop. I just did an updated measurement just now he's 17.25"...

Originally Posted by sign guy no no no you dont say you have a 15 inch toadstool and not post a pic of it. I gotta see this pic does no justice, ive measures it and whatduyaknow it's 15""!!!

the toad seems to have pretty good control of his formations. Will he stay away from the frog??? he's done it in the past when getting close??

Originally Posted by sign guy sorry dont know about this my self (but am now qurious) wanted to see how your skimmer was doing skimmers rockin!! Thanx 4 ur help bro. here's a pic both corals have gotten enormous. My toad is 15" in diam!!! which you can only guess the dim of my frog. Tired of...

my Frogspawn has grown enormously the past 2 years and is now beginning to touch my massive toadstool. Will they be able to overlap???? worries me as they are both 2 years established and very difficult to move?? All input would help me greatly!!!

Originally Posted by bellebelle does this site have a tiger cowry...I would like to get one my lfs doesn't have much. Did you get it locally ? my local lfs has hundreds of them. Don't believe this site offers them. You could probably google hunt one down though.

Originally Posted by reefkprZ there are exeptions both ways, I never said "they will" I said "they Can" I've seen it with my own eyes and you have seen your not eat them, I never dissagreed with you about them in any way, I just pointed out that they are KNOWN for a fact to like meaty foods as...

Originally Posted by pikapp168 I have been doing great for the last 5-6months and have had no problems until....I bought a powder blue tang that had a little ich, and ever since then my tank has been hell. The powder blue has died...my naso is sick but eats like a horse, and my regal has...

Originally Posted by reefkprZ they can, they do like meaty foods and algae both (and corals have both of these in them) my tiger cowery devoured almost all my yellow colonial anemones. hmmmmm? I watch mine carfully even as he maneuvers in between many different types of shrooms in my tank with...

Originally Posted by rbrockm1 doesn't tiger cowry eat soft corals when they become adults. i've had mine for 2 years and have had no problem.

Originally Posted by rbrockm1 do snails and hermits eat hair algea? sounds dumb but i heard it both ways that they do and they don't. iam confused my blue leg crab eats hair algae. Most snails tend to stay away. Best solution is to solve the problem at the source which is high phosphates...

also looks like a pom pom xenia. hard to tell the zoom on the camera

Originally Posted by rcdude1990 dam who! this is the second post u beat me to lol fast fingers