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Shouldn't someone start a new thread called "how many forum members does it take to start a new thread called how many fourm members does it take to change a lightbulb"?

Originally posted by Bang Guy You mean in a written document. I'm sure other states are different but a living will isn't a legal document in Florida. Writing down your wishes is certainly advisable but it's just a piece of paper used to communicate your wishes. A medical proxy is a legal...

:eek: I'm sure at some back a couple years ago I knew what NM was referring to with the dam, pond and beavers. I don't think I've changed my bulbs since this thread was started.

Originally posted by Dogstar :eek: Thats a beutiful fish. Never seen a male with that much purple. is that under just actinics lights. Not under actinics, under the normal lights. I was messin around with the shutter speed on the camera. The pic with the male and female show the colors I see...

second female

male and one female

male

I had to play around with the shutter speed to get these guys but here are some of the male....

I've had 2 brittle stars, on a green brittle that crawled out of my tank after about 6 months. We found him on the carpet. The other was a red serpent that got a bacterial infection that ended up killing it. I have had a Echinaster echinophorus, red thorny star for about 3 1/2 months. This star...

Here is a pretty good sailfin/cleaner shrimp pic

Here it is cleaning the front glass

Mine only eats the regular "green film algae" that builds up on the rocks and glass. Not interested in any of the feedings or nuisance algaes. I do have a 135 gallon with about 180 lbs LR. Thanks for the info:D Here is the other cruising around the tank pic

Ok, here's more of my experience with the Echinaster echinophorus aka red thorny star. I've had it about 3 months.It is almost always in view. Climbs all over the rocks and the glass grazing algae. In the pics above you'll notice he's somewhere in all the group shots. He's the most entertaining...

Hi Squidd I wondered about the pics too.

That's very nice. Thank you.

HI Scott, I was going to say nice to see you too but, after reading your post, I'll refer you to your avatar and let you picture me sticking my tongue out at you:D They are lyretail anthias. I wanted a "harem" or "schooling" fish and love their colors. You need at least two females for the...

Originally posted by ophiura Yes, by all accounts. It is Echinaster echinophorus. Susan, thank for the compliments. I'm glad you saw the post. Other than "reef safe, peaceful algae grazer" I can't really find much on this star. I love this guy, he is so entertaining. Can you enlighten us?

Originally posted by TexasJenn how did you get rid of the hair algae? I can't tell you Jenn. You are a Texan. Do not read the post above this one.

Thanks, NM - love ya! I don't mind sharing the bad with the good. Last year went through some personal stuff. I totally lost interest in most everything, immersed myself in work and had bought a fish, (didn't q) that came down with ich and almost wiped out my tank...depressed me even more...did...

and lastly a full tank shot...no hair algae:jumping: