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Its been awhile so am not sure if it was HD or Lowes but one of them had it. It was not kept were all the other calkings were. I think it was in the paint row or the glue is. Its made by DAP. A lot cheaper than the stuff in a LPS.

Once they get more practice, they will lay on average about every two weeks.

Heres mine.

Goniopora has twenty four tentacles per polyp. Alveopora has twelve tentacles per polyp.

From the description. you may have a Yellow Eye Kole Tang. If you see the spike sticking outwards always now, then most likely it has injured it and can not fold it back in against it body. If it is folded against the body and looks the same on both sides of the fish then its fine.

Nobody is perfect, but my one $300 livestock order from here was. Heres some of it.

I would not, that water would still have minerals in it from whatever it picks up while running thru the ground. Always best to use RO/DI water as a source for SW aquariums. If you want whats best.

Cool, Ive never had them before and did not know they could get that big....Thanks for the quick responce.

3/4 inch long. Hard shell with a soft body and that drape ( ? ) even streches longer than in the photo. Moves " quickly " on the surface in a glideing motion. Pulls into shell when disturbed. HitchHiked on a rock of Clove Polyps. Sorry bout the photos, best my camera will do. Thanks.

Technicaly speaking, they are different species.

Most carpets tend to like to be near or on the bottom and can get up to 2 feet wide. They like to lay sort of flat and face upwards. If you dont really have that kind of space in your tank then it might not be happy and move around and that can kill corals if you have those as well.

As a consumer, I only keep the one that the phone company gives us. Its delivered to my house each year with the white pages and I keep them both together at my desk. I throw all the others away if they get delivered. I dont know if any are better than the others but I figure I only need one anyway.

Could be a problem. Once mature, same genders dont tolerate each other well in close quarters.

Originally Posted by jrthomas40 look like kenya trees to me I agree, Capnella sp..

Originally Posted by L.I. GEO maybe a tunicate I agree that this is most likely what it is. May be or simular to Polycarpa aurata.

I agree also that either will be fine with that mix. In larger tanks, with lots of LR, they both spend a lot of time cruiseing in and thru the rocks for food and shelter. Often going hours befor being seen. But FME, you will see the Flame more often that a CB. They tend to venture out into the...

Originally Posted by justlooking are hi-fin's considered shrimp gobies? Yes. So is your watchman.

Both the Hi-fins ( nice ) and the Watchman Gobies can form a relation with Pistols. No guarantee they will though. Hope you rocks are secure because the shrimp will push lots of sand from under them.

Magnesium 115400, Thats around 30 %. " High-magnesium calcite ". google it.

Originally Posted by ophiura They should have the equivalent of a Pinto or similar, Pintos That brings back memories....wasn't exactly a muscle car. But on subject.....one has to first, have a mindset and a desire to be a safe driver, no matter what their age. Now achieveing it...