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Broomtails are great! I had a problem with my triplefin and my broomtail, so I made a choice...kept the broomie. Ray

...did I mention, thanks for the avatar? Ray

I appreciate the update and the avatar! Great pic. Blennies, gobies, jawfishes, dragonettes, and any other bottom dwelling fish get my vote every time. So much fun to watch them bicker over territory, rocks, and view/vantage points. Thanks again. I will load the avatar up here in a few...

Ryan the images were great. I chose one but the user cp choice of avatar change resulted in a choice of nothing. I could not access the saved image to upload. Do I have to post a certain number of times to gain access to the avatar function? Man oh man. I would love to have a nice jawfish...

Red Bubble Algae...a subject worth alarm? It looks vibrant and colorful. Where is the harm element? Curious. Ray

Mantis shrimp will eat anything even remotely close to being alive. While I was working for a collector in Miami, we dove and collected for local schools, zoos, and large private tanks...we came across a couple customers asking for mantis shrimps (1988-89). So while collecting mated pairs of...

...then don't do that. Sorry, not being an ass, just musing. If your Anemone likes the current flow, redirect it slightly until it has moved away from your corals. I moved a couple big anemones but they were not in reef tanks so I had no worries, so no help there. Good luck! Ray

Moving my special/creature effects business there and will be setting up a couple large reef tanks. Looking for friends in wet places...that doesn't sound the way I intended...sigh. Ray

Since I missed the Sea Slug ID, I will take my 50:50 and quietly sit down now... :) Ray

Hey if it is a sponge eater you may be in luck. Sponge is alot cheaper than coral. Check with local aquariums they may have sponges in a breeding program. Good luck! Ray

Hey I am fairly sure it is known by the common name of Rosey Sea Hare. Most Sea Hares are brownish/gold. It is a polyp eating nudibranc...and the "sea apple" looking bit on the end are indeed gills...hense the " [hr] lungs" family name. I guess you have a tough choice. It will eat the...

Hey I am quite sure that the one in question, and the one not noted 3" SE of the other one, is a Limpet...maybe even a Keyhole Limpet. They are surf dwellers who scoot along eating algae. Harmless and useful. :) Ray