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yes they will do good under the T5, but a no-no on the anemones, anemones need very mature tanks with matur water quality that will not fluctuate so a tanks thta liek 8 months old is good for anemones.

no anemones non-photo corals yes, shoudl have said that

no

over 2k for a 14 year old...

i wouldnt coul posses minerals liek quarts and silicat that will just fuel alages, aragonite sand is the best you could get.

almost everything but fish and stars,

water from the air will leave the air, and go intot he salt because there is a lower concentration in the salt then in the air, kinda like condensation but not exact.

also SPS, i dont knwow hat attracts me to it, my stoumuc just sinks when i see a nice one.,...

Originally posted by Aidos Corals dont move much, and they are colourful. Any difference between clams and coral? Aside from the obvious!! :happyfish clams and corals are 2 different things, clams are invertibrates and are like normal clams, thye can move and they filter phytoplankton out of...

well the sand from the lake wont be live, fresh water micro fuana is a lot different then saltwater.

dont get that, that is just a fancy wet/dry filter, it will only TRAP nitrates and raise it, live rock will help, w/c and less reading will reduce it.

thats a protein skimmer

add it, there will be no die off if you bought it from a local reefer and you didnt have it shipped.

Mushrooms, zoanthids, leathers, colts, capnellas, kenya trees, Xenia,

noo not a duster thta was a joke lol, not to funny though i guesse????

yeah they attach fast, then they use their"acids" to "drill" a hole int he rock for better positioning

looks like a zoo, or a fether duster from what your telling me, lol. wait till it spreads, when it doubt kalk it out...

1) Aiptasia 2) different species of zoo is it possible to see a veiw at the polyp fro the front?

yep any where and it wont hurt it,.

lol did you go the "tooth pick" method on it? was it attached to the rock?