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There was absolutely no good intention when this post was made in EVERY forum. Religious spam. This person deserves a constant Denial-Of-Service attack so that they may not spread their spam to others.

seahorse dot org Do ALL of the reading there.

Emeralds are a hit-and-miss with bubble algae, just like how Peppermints are with Aiptasias.

This religious spam make me feel sad....

This religious spam make me feel sad....

This religious spam make me feel sad....

This religious spam make me feel sad....

Originally Posted by hi77005 * This message may get deleted so you may want to print a copy. Funny. Now someone needs to ban this user.

Yeah, I just noticed that. Hopefully the Mods will ban him soon and remove the posts.

That's a toadstool.

This religious spam make me feel sad....

I respect all religions so I'll try to be nice about this: This is religious spam. Please take it else where. Mods: Please remove the multiple threads in ALL of the forums.

I'm all for religion and I completely respect everybody else's religion. However, this is religious spam. You could have at least put this in the correct forum.

Open brains need to be fed meaty foods. I feed my a piece of krill at least once a week. What kind of livestock do you have in your tank? Make sure the brain isn't being picked on by the fish. I have pesky cleaner shrimps that always try to steal the food from the brain so I put a dixie cup...

Here's my suggestion for you: 20 Red Leg or Scarlett or Zebra Hermits (avoid the Blue Legs) 20 Nassarius Snails 10 Cerith Snails 10 Astrea Snails 5 Turbo Snails 2 Emeralds 2 Skunk or Peppermint Shrimps

Almost all urchins will eat coraline algae. It's actually a good thing because they're spreading the coraline spores in the long run. I'd say hold on to the urchin, he isn't doing any harm. When urchins poop, they spread the spores throughout the tank. Assuming you have the adequate calcium...

Also, how big were they at your LFS? Average size of a tank bred Seahorse is 3-4 inches. If it's bigger, than chances are they were wild caught. Wild caught = unexplained death.

I myself would not put another puffer in there, but that's just me.

Aqua C Remora = Best HOB skimmer on the market for 75 gal and down. Sea Clone = Worst product ever made by a reputable comany (Aquarium Systems) If you pay more than $40 for a Sea Clone used, you've paid $80 more than it's worth. :D

Originally Posted by misslaina I was afraid of that, well any suggestions on how to catch them? I have heard of a trap, anyone know of this? Shop Vac Sorry, you're going to have a lot of fun trying to catch those quick little turds. I guess it's time to re-arrange your rockwork.