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Well, since it has been about a month since I've posted any pics, I figure I would add some new ones to show the growth I've had thus far. And as for quality, you know how it goes. My apologies Aeon Flux - With a bit of scoring, these started to take off Coco Pinks - You can't see them, but...

Originally Posted by hexedagain1 The one I pictured is 8-10+ heads. I will do it for $80 plus shipping. Good deal, IMO

I just watched it earlier today and I wasn't all that impressed. It had plenty of action (as any Indy movie should) but the ending left me inexplicably frustrated I found myself pausing it a few times to do other things... It just didn't keep me that intrigued...

Originally Posted by whyamisofl and best of all is the price! oh wait.....there isn't one That means it's free, right? I'll take it!

Originally Posted by ifirefight Thank you, very good explanation. (P.S. GO Wings! ) Anything for a fellow wings fan I'm probably pushin my luck, but how about those Pistons!

Poor snail.

Originally Posted by Don Lino They are usually the size of a dime or smaller. I did see some that were huge, the size of a quarter... very rare Are you sure those weren't some sort of paly? I think my head would explode if I saw bam-bams the size of a quarter.

Originally Posted by bgbdwlf2500 sorry for your loss but who do you blame? YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if you get someone who doesnt know what they are doing or you dont leave good directions as to what to do in every case.....you pay the price...i had a heater stick one time on a Discus tank..all of...

Originally Posted by ifirefight Can somebody please explain what these spiders do and how I can tell if I have any. Do they "eat" the zoa and it disappears or do they eat it and it stays closed...do they eat the stem or the polyp area? Will I see them with the lights on or only after lights...

Congrats! Awesome addition. I've been trying to get my hands on one of those for a while. Let me know when you're willing to frag

What a horrible sight! They must have been so nice. What was that big piece? Tenius? I would ask to see a before pic, but that would just be cruel

Originally Posted by metweezer He said nothing about mean greens. I meant candy apple greens. My bad.

If the frag is new, they're probably just checkin the rock or plug they're on to see if there's anything to eat. When they finish investigating, the zoas will be left alone.

Originally Posted by reefkprZ best of luck I wish I could offer more advice in eradication methods but I have yet to battle them, the one time I saw them they came in on a frag and never made it past my QT tank. into the garbage the frag went. I had the same personal experience (fortunately...

Originally Posted by Angler man Thank God they are slow, can you QT the colony for six weeks? Where did you learn this? I've barely found anything on reproduction rates.

Bump for a great seller.

Originally Posted by HowardJ Don't have a QT Out of curiosity, how was the new discovery attached? Could you actually see a hole in one of the polyps (toward the base) or was it moving around the entire colony? (Again, consider disposal asap)

Flricordia, very nice pics. I think you may actually have Kryptonites there instead of mean greens. The tell is the green tip on the skirt. I think the mean greens maintain the same color on the skirt.

Originally Posted by joebob7 Would a freshwater dip help? Not likely. They keep a tight grip on their host and are sometimes known to actually take place underneath the mucus layer of the coral itself. Most dips do only enough at best to weaken them to the point of being able to pull them off...

Originally Posted by Don Lino The green ones up front look like mean greens and behind those are reverse gorrila nipples +1 on these ID's, btw.