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Do they look like they're turning a darker shade of yellow or brown? Mine started to look kinda shriveled and then started to turn brown, so I moved them up closer to the light and made sure to spot feed them cyclopeez or mysis shrimp a few times per week. After a few weeks of that, they were...

BTW Max, how's that sunburn healing up?

It is an amazing tank, but the reason I linked to it was because he mentioned that he switches them from MH to PCs to help with the splitting process.

Check out the 4th post in this thread https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/266317/rics

Go to the Nano tank board and type "refugium" into the "search this board" option. There are some threads where people have explained how to do set up a refugium in the back compartment of a biocube, and at least one person has posted pics of theirs (I just can't remember who it was!). If you...

Shrooms and zoos are fine next to one another; softies are pretty peaceful corals. Other corals such as SPS and LPS are aggressive and will wage chemical warfare or sting other corals with their sweeper tentacles. Wow--that ricordea tank is gorgeous!! By the way, didn't you mother ever teach...

There's a lot of different corals you can have in a Biocube with stock lighting: Mushrooms (including Ricordea) Zooanthids Yellow Polyps Frogspawn coral Hammer coral Fox coral Candy cane coral Blastomussa (blastos) Torch coral Plate coral Check out the nano tank message board and see what other...

Originally Posted by Oak I just really wanted one so I just bought it not knowing what it would eat. Hey, these are living beings that you're dealing with, and it's very immature and irresponsible of you to get one just because you want one, not knowing if you'll be able to care for it...

Very nice pics! What is the red critter in the center of the last pic? Very cool looking specimen! I'm not sure if your long tentacled plate coral (heliofungia) is as close to the hammer coral as it looks in the pics, but if it is, you may want to give them some more space apart. They may...

You can also keep candy cane coral, fox coral, and blastos.

I'm sooo sorry to hear about your frogspawn. May it heal, recover, and grow to be one of the finest specimens in your tank. Did you just superglue it to the rock? Because I've never surgically opened up my frogspawn to check it out, I'm just assuming that there would be some of the skeleton...

I spot feed mine Cyclopeez. I turn my pump off and slowly squirt some near its mouths. They're slow eaters, but it's interesting to watch them eat.

Wow! Can you come set up my next tank?! :cheer:

This guy really needs some help!

The pics are blurry? Oh good, I was afraid that I had too much Bailey's in my coffee this morning! Nice pics! :happyfish

You needed proof that cats are evil?

Here's a pic of me with a couple of inhabitants at my penguin farm in the background. I raise Magellanic penguins in my spare time.

Maybe I just don't have enough going on in my biocube to sustain them without help? I feed mysis shrimp and a frozen reef plankton blend, but no flake food. My fish don't leave food behind for anyone not able to actively search thru the water column for food and fend for themselves! And...

Actually, I've learned that yellow polyps DO need to be spot fed. When I first got them I fed them mysis shrimp frequently because it was fun to watch them eat (hey, I'm easily entertained, and it was one of my first corals so I was in complete and total awe of the whole process), then I only...

Your yard looks good! Wanna come to Arizona and help me with mine? It's only a fraction of the size of yours, so it shouldn't take very long. And I'll even throw in some SPF 45, if that helps influence your decision!!!!! Sorry to hear about the sunburn. Ouch!