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Originally Posted by spanko Cajonez, closer pictures are always more helpful in getting the best possible ID on stuff. Thanx for getting the closeup. Now send some to our friend Renee (Cranberry)! I could absolutely send a piece to cranberry, if she would like some. I'm not sure how to...

Here's a better pic. I think Caulerpa nummularia is the winner. Somehow this just popped up in my DT.

At the moment I am going with Caulerpa nummularia. I will see if I can get a better pic in the morning when the lights come back on.

I like to think of my powerheads as treadmills for my fish.

Also, second question... Is this going to take over my tank if I don't start yanking it out now?

Originally Posted by Cranberry That's mermaid's cup (Acetabularia acetabulum) I looked up some pictures of the mermaids cup and the leaves/cups look similar, but the mermaid cup looks to me like a colony of individual stalks. What I have is multiple leaves coming off of a single vine. Are...

the closer I get the more blurry it becomes. it is vine-like...you can see the vine a little bit going out of the upper part. when i get home from work i can try to get a closer picture. my first thought was grape caulerpa, but it doesn't have any "grapes", just little round leaves.

anyone got an ID on this?

Towards the bottom of this thread are pictures of "pop-eye". Does it look like that? https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/vb/s...d.php?t=127010

100% positive its not hiding

I got a shipment of a GTBA, brain coral and lettuce nudibranch a few weeks ago and had no problems. Shipment came with a little warmer pack in it, as opposed to the cooler pack in the summer. The box was checked into the FedEx facility about 8am and not delivered until 2pm. Not sure if it was in...

So I woke up yesterday and had a fresh molt from one of my 2 skunk cleaners sitting front and center on the bottom of the tank. Looked around for about 10 minutes and did not find my other cleaner. It appears someone poached him just after he molted and my assumption is that it was my pistol...

It took my clowns almost 2 weeks to host my GBTA. Some people never have success doing so, its a bit of a crap shoot. I have read in a couple threads that people suggest taping a picture of a clown hosting to the side of your tank. Whether this works is questionable, but might be worth a try if...

I guess it would help if i read the post more closely. :)

Should be good for the BTA, not sure about the SPS. Is your 55g not the standard 48" size? If it is, why are you planning to only get a 36" light?

I picked up this same light for my 55g a few months ago. I really like it. I went from 130w PC to this and thought I put a suntanning bed in my office for the first couple weeks.

i feed each of my skunks a pellet of food before I spot feed. That keeps them busy while the coral eat.

Originally Posted by meowzer They are very very slow...LOL....Sometimes they will stay in the same spot for a day or two....sometimes they will slowly move to another spot Mine is like a race car. He is constantly moving around my tank.

My clowns took about 1 1/2 weeks to start hosting my green bubble tip. Some clowns never do host. Make sure the nem you get is big enough.

I agree with the cup idea. I used a small tupperware container with a peice on LR rubble in it. It took a while, but to this day, the mushroom is still attached to the same rock.