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He is a beauty!! The spots could very well be black ick, or spots from stress. Did you quarantine him prior to entry into the main tank? What are your perameters? What size tank? What else is in the tank? All of these will help us.

Originally Posted by Fishy4991 so if I have one just placed in the DT, can I buy one that month to put in my QT? I don't have a tank yet but I will in a couple of months Yes, the normal quarantine period is at least 21 days, (for previously quarantined fish) but, 28-30 days is normal for fish...

I agree. When I first started in this hobby I must confess that I too never quarantined my fish.....nor did I know of this site.....and all of those first fish are long gone. Many dollars thrown out the window, and unfortunately for the fish that were taken from their happy home in the ocean to...

Still my favorite, and probably always will be. It was my first coral. A Fox coral. And one of my second favorite....candy cane. Actually, the list can go on and on. LOL.

Well darn. But, I was kind of thinking that it was too good to be true. Thanks for the replies. Glad I asked before spending the money.

Have any of you ever used one of those coil type garden hoses? I am fascinated with the idea, but don't know if it will get all tangled up in itself after a few uses. I have many flower beds, and anything to help is what I am looking for. (besides underground sprinklers)

I'm a dental assistant for a large scale, state of the art, cosmetic dental office, 23 yrs. Need your teeth whitened?

Yes, welcome and ask away......

Awesome.......what do babies eat?

I believe there is a waiting time period....I want to say 90 days, but not sure. I see you just registered this month, you have a waiting period. Do a search, I think this was just answered. Welcome to the boards.

Interesting. Never heard of this.

Originally Posted by cmaxwell39 Gorgeous tank. I just noticed that you have two different clowns in that tank. I have always heard not to mix species of clowns in the same tank. How do they get along in yours? I really like the montis and the clams as well. Have to agree, I have a super...

She is in your 180g right? If so, congrats on a very healthy one....nice and pleasantly plump!! Good luck. She is beauty pageant ready.

Originally Posted by matt2364 no one? Someone please just answer me this: Could a coral branded shrimp catch a tang? If so, would he try eat the whole thing or just kill it and let it sit there? Thanks for everyones responses in advance. I know that each CB shrimp has a different temperment...

Absolutely, they only multiply when all your levels are on target. They are considered one of the easier corals to keep.

Add more surface aggitation....powerhead flow towards the surface to disturb it.

It really depends on the type of mushrooms. I have 3 different types, but only one keeps multiplying. No adversion to mushrooms, but if you are trying to go more on the sps corals they will cause havoc.

It is indeed a type of caulerpa, but with that size of tank your only bet is to start pulling it out. It will start to overrun your tank quickly. Herbivores will quickly make a meal of it, but like you said the good ones are too big for that size of tank. Keep it manageable if you want it to...

Glad to see you are back......as always, the tank look great. That blue enchinata is sweet. Good luck with it.....may it grow big.

They like plenty of light, so up on the rocks is best. I have two, and both are in the upper half of the tank on rocks.