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Yay! New pics!!! Check out the double tentacle! You can see that the cyano is gone

Ok, new Pics!!!!! Now, what is Davo thinking right now???? OOH! Whats that!!!

Like the progression, and I liked thae valley look, its much more natural.

hehe, so your clowns host the shrooms? Niice, looks good.

If ur gonna get the 12 gallon, get the deluxe canopy, its worth the money, and its easier to retrofit stuff in from nanocustoms

I wouldnt reccomend fish, they are too dirty. Me id do a mantis....

Definitely needs to be closed. Anyhow Nate, you arent the only one who is stressed here, or plays the guitar, however you are the only one with no respect for what nature has given you and everyone else.

Ok, nybyrne, your shipment goes out tomorrow morning via UPS 2 day air.

No, and it would break the glass too. go to tampa bay saltwater, they sell N. Wennaere

Sorry, cant ship anymore, bogged down with exams and the holiday rush is coming, however after january third I will ship.

ok, pics this weekend i promise, like I posted earlier.

Think is is coral eating animals dont care if the animal survives. So, because we do its best to cut the animal doing as little damage as possible. Its a bit like this: Would you rather 1. Cut yourself along a thin deep cut, or a wide, deep cut, an whcih would heal faster.

N. Wennerae, or G. Smithii N. Wennerae are available from Tampa Bay Saltwater, look through their site youll find it. U can also order through ur LFS G. Smithiis are usually available through ur LFS or online stores like stomatopod dot com. Just look through that lin earlier, and find one...

Yeah, I know a few friends who have tile saws, but they use it for tile, and as such theyre a bit, well, dirty, and I wouldnt trust teh things, nor trust my friends to cut such a beautiful piece. So, i think ill take it to a SCMAS club member when I can get down there, and ask someone to frag...

Dont replace all at once, you may light shock your corals, replace one at a time, one per day.

ZOAid.com id's for most zoas

Sorry, not selling anymore.

What is the light spectrum you are using, also, what is the light color (kelvin rating) of your bulbs, they may be photosynthetically inactive. Also the amount of light you have is fine for an anemone, at least in my experience. Temp is a little high too, I keep mine at 80 or so.

I promise ill post pics soon.

No, theyd be fine for quite a long time, but theyd not be quite as "natural" it will be fine, but for both species try to find a rock with a hole in it like I did for Davo.