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Originally Posted by newbieABC None taken. How is yours with your coral? Fine i'd assume. They eat algae and such right? I'm going to research them some more. I hear they are rather hard to keep. They are reef safe with corals & inverts. One of the problems with them is we are not sure exactly...

CC stars are not reef safe, they will eat coral. SS stars eat all the beneficial infauna from your sandbed. If you have to ask, you are not ready to attempt a blue linckia. No offense.

Hi, thanks for the compliment. The 90 gal has 2 X 250 Ushio 10 K MH's on electronic ballasts, and 4 X 110 URI super actinic VHO's on an Icecap 660.

Originally Posted by ViPeR_930 Here's a few of mine. And my favorite...blue squamosa That is gorgeous!

Thanks Grabbit.

He is awesome, always out & flashing...but intimidated by the scott's when he starts his crazy swimming thing.

Mine are round. Purple ones are the most sensitive to changes. After my move, mine closed literally for months, & lost all it's color. Once conditions were to it's liking, it opened, regained it's color, and continues to thrive. The differences were all new water, increased flow, and new bulbs...

I keep them just fine. I have a theory. Most people get goniopora when they are new to the hobby, don't have enough experience with their care, and a tank that is not yet suitable{it needs to mature~ alot} Then everyone freaks out.."oh no..it's going to die!" It does die, but not because it is...

I have always loved that clam Murph.

How old is the tank,what size tank, what is the lighting,how old are the bulbs, how much flow is on it? Is this a green goniopora? Are you feeding it? Anything bothering it, shrimp, clowns? What is your PH,PO4, Alk, & SG.? Changes in SG.? Do you top off daily? Skimmer working?

Thanks everyone! addicted2, I never met a jawfish that did'nt eventually wind up in the front..they are little piggies who love to eat! Bcott...lots.. 2 watchman gobies, neon goby,priolepis nocturna goby,fridmani psuedochromis 2 Oscellaris clowns, red scooter dragonet, melanurus wrasse...

Thank you Bcott. Actually, I have been trying to catch him and get him out...short of tearing the tank apart. He is a great fish, but...very skiddish in my tank, although he will occasionally eat from my hand. He is prone to leaping into the lights, & racing around the tank at lightning speeds...

Where's the pink betta? Great pics!

New pics of the nano The nano alongside my two fw tanks

Originally Posted by alix2.0 LOL Originally Posted by Jerthunter that is interesting. Maybe there are those initals beneath the coraline on the overflow? On a side note how do you keep your coraline going. Mine used to cover everything and lately it has kind of slowed down and it has...

I just noticed something kind of funny looking back at my recent photos. Someone mentioned how thick the coraline was on my overflow which caused me to look. Check it out..what do you see?

Originally Posted by RacerW I love angels here are mine. I LOVE the Interruptus.

Originally Posted by NM reef bet y'all thought I ws gone huh? Yes, it's why I stopped coming here. Glad to see you are still around. Great pics everyone!