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thanks angel, that's what i thought it was. ya know, i went to two stores today and they tried to tell me that's not what it was...

here's my 10 gal, and my clownfish in there and my 55 gal tank....

:notsure: i got up this morning and looked in my tank, this is what i saw... it came in on my live rock, and this is all that i've seen of it so far.... i hope this works, i haven't posted pics in a long time...

hawkfish maybe

charmed, monk, buffy, reality shows like monster house and myth busters

next time post a pic of them eating would like to see if i could stomach that

no the molt is in plain sight so it couldnt just have been overlooked I hope it will be alright the thread i saw said they needed excellent water paramaters and this tank is on the new side

i will probably be sitting in front of my tank at 3 a.m. with a flashlight waiting for movement so i can see something besides the molt

thanks for the pics. i decided to test my aquarium and after i was done and went to read the cards realized the nitrate card was missing but it is the same testkit your using and i used your picture to check my reading

i just realized the poor lobster went through the cycle because i put the live rock in there in the beginning. hardy little thing. will it eat my little cleaner shrimps :scared: how am i suppossed to find him. book says he eats meaty food but i dont know where he is. did a search on this sight...

i like my black brittle stars and the do smell it when you put food in the tank you dont have to worry about feeding them they are scavengers they will find what the others leave behind. i have had three for over a year and they are very healthy and active.

when i got up this morning and went to turn the lights on in my tank i saw something that freaked me out a little till i found out what it was. something had molted in the bottom of the tank looked like a lobster with little red spots on it. I found it in the reef secrets book it is a debelius...

i had a lettuce one once he got sucked into the power head.

very nice what kind of wood?

like that last one puffer with the blue behind it and the larger rocks it looks like it was taken in the ocean

where in illinois is crestwood

very nice

they are hard to keep. really pretty though.

as long as the eel doesnt sneeze or something.

when i first started out i used tap water with a britta filter and it was ok by the time it was done with the cycle. It did take a long time to cycle though. after that i bought ro water. one day i was fighting with my skimmer (hate my skimmer) and it disconnected and i lost like three gallons...