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just so you know there is not an invert alive that will last with a lunare wrasse. it is a killing machine.

you must be a wrestling fan . royal rumble much. Maybe get a whole bunch of different types and see who is the strongest. Seriously that many damsels is not going to work. you'll end up with one left.

we have a small sebae and a small misbar occellaris in our 37 together. they get along fine occasionally chase each other but dont nip fins or anything. alot of times they swim together. The occelaris was established long before the sebae but we used one of those breeder nets to acclimate...

I dont have any pictures of it as i was pretty disgusted by it. I came in one day and it was on its side while the sally lightfoot went to work on its foot area. it had already dug out a large chunk of it and it never seemed to recover after that. slowly died off from there.

actually the asterinas may have played a part but the sally lightfoot decided to rip its foot out. he is no longer with us. even if it did involve taking the entire tank apart to get him

well here is my beautiful derasa that met an untimely demise. Can you guess the culprit? This is the same clam viewed at different angles. truly beautiful in my eyes. hope you all enjoy

wow if someone was willing to send me the name of this store. id be willing to drive over on a long weekend with the wife.

thanks again for your input on that matter candycane. the more I read through the clam forum the more I recognize how knowledgeable you are on them. I still need to get pictures posted of my derasa that met an untimely demise. out of all the things that have come and gone in my reef it is the...

the crocea has been in there a couple weeks longer than the maxima as I had just put the max in a few days before that. He looks much better now and finally has found a place he likes. even though he has turned in a not so good viewing way .

Originally Posted by eyebedam Heres my 180. Been set up around 4 months still playing with the aquascaping but heres a decent pic. that is very awesome and very different. good work.

thank you for the advice candycane. ill see what i can do about it.

Originally Posted by candycane The outcurrent siphon is the little "knob" looking thing towards the middle of the mantle. This is where it release feces and other organic matter. In the pic it looks like the incurrent siphon (the slit) is above the outcurrent siphon? If that is the case, you...

Well after getting rid of our clam killing machine (sally lightfoot) we decided to give them another shot here are our new clams. They are in a 37 gallon under a 150 metal halide about ten inches from the light. crocea maxima I feel the top down show it best. Ill post pics of the golden...

I dont know if its just my luck with it but i have a colony of sun corals that has like 25 plus heads. And in the month and a half ive owned it it has sprouted almost ten baby heads.

here are a couple pics

Anyone have one? I think we just managed to get one at an incredible price. Its very hard to get him to hold still but im almost positive .

well ive tried three. a cherub angel terrorized everything in the tank and would kill other fish. a bluefin was a nipper and a coral beauty was a nipper too. so in my experience uh no

for anyone interested here is my feeding ritual. Every other day I feed the tank. First I feed the fish. So a cube of mysis. once the feeding is over I'll wait about 30 minutes for the polyps to fully extend. then just take a baster and spray them lightly with cyclopeeze or mysis. They'll...

when they first came in to my lfs stores they were 129.99 i picked it up for 70. I dont know how rare they are. one of them has two and the other has three colonies. They go to the same ditstributor so they get the same things alot. I do know ours have sprouted about 5 new heads and are not...