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Did you buy the from a "professional" breeder or a hobbyist breeder? Do you have any pictures or links to their horses?

Originally Posted by kazooie Hate to addmit it, but I voted for the seahorses. You're cold :-)

Done.

It's a tiny BW of no consequence.....

I'm sure it's some larvae of something in your tank. Fish/coral food, if nothing else.

The medusa stage of hydroids have many many varied looks. They appear in pretty much in everyone tanks at one point or another... not always seen, however. When you do a google search, it really doesn't come up with any of the pics of the type I'm talking about. Hydroids look like perfect little...

If they are super small.....you may see a few more. They are hydroids. Harmless unless you are raising fry or dwarf seahorses.

It'll heal up. He could have got it exploring caves. They aren't TOO prone to it, but it does indeed happen. Yes, I agree they can ID who feeds them.

Remember the kid in school that no body liked.... or really noticed except for teasing? Is this what happens to them?

Originally Posted by socal57che At least this kid isn't hanging out behind WalMart huffing spray paint and canned air. Maybe that's exactly where he was... with his iphone.

Dood.... can I steal your pic to show someone a young male?

It didn't say what kind of RN.... I wouldn't be able to ID adult issues.

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

To be THAT knocked out he's lucky he's not dead from alcohol poisoning.

Awwwww.... I'm sorry to hear this. I wish you were a closer.

Don't be angry with them... pity them. Can you imagine how much their life sucks for that to be entertainment. Think of it as nightly charity from us to someone who has nothing and no one.

There was always plans for that.... but then life got really busy. We hope to someday get that going. What you are looking at is phase one ..... phase two is just taking a long loooooong time :-( The site has some really great ideas for guides, it's the time we're lacking.

There are water conditioners that "neutralize" heavy metals. I would save up some money and buy a unit sometime in the future as is feasible. There is no mad rush, IMO. But get a better conditioner that covers more than just chlorine in the interim. Don't go nuts with the water changes.... that...

Griff is in summer band and his teacher came during the second half..... so Griff sat in. *so proud*

With their filtration... I would honestly have no issues using that water conditioned. If it's a new tank, you shouldn't be looking at SPS at this point anyway. If you want to try them in the future, and the tap is not working for you... then I would switch.