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Depends on the fish and the mantises personality, and wether the mantis has stuff to hunt. Ive seen it before.

Is that a nanocustoms fixture you have on your bio cube or did you do it yourself.

Well, heres my new recipe. I use: Shrimp Ahi Tuna (Just a small slice or 2) A few flakes of formula one and two 1/4 filet of Fresh Caught Rocky Mountain trout OR Salmon. I then blend it all to a consistency which provides some pureed food, and some small solid chunks. Then I take a piece of...

Mine or that guys, the one I posted isnt mine, mine is a NanoCube

Originally Posted by paintballer768 One quick video I found and I think its the coolest thing ever. http://youtube.com/watch?v=mu6yrC6bjNo A mantis shrimp attacking a crab introduced for food, and later mantis getting feeder shrimp Heres another one, shows you the true power of these things...

Davo is secretive, but not without cause, the LFS i found him in thought he was a curiosity, tortured the poor guy (figuratively) You can order a N. wenneare from Tampa Bay Saltwater, its expensive, but they're wild, healthy, and not tortured. If you look here , you can find something that...

Sometimes the chemicals that decomposers release can stain a rock like that when it has been left out to dry.

Oh, and get that cyano out of there, that crap crippled my reef for a yr and a half.

Love that rock on the right, if you frag off a few of those shrooms that will be a grea place to put inverts. and during teh first hitch t ferrante, alot of stuff dies, i have nothing left fish wise from when I first started.

wow, nice job!!! And thats not insane for aiptasia thats one days reproduction, lol. Also, thats shrimp is the peppermint shrimp, which from my research into solving my aiptasia problem, will certainly eat the aptasia, then it my eat your feather dusters, then any polyps like zoos, Star polyps...

Beware of that Cyano dude, im sure you know what it is, but it crippled my reef for a year. Get it out early and fast.

Cool site, only thing is that the marine setup was a bit topsy turvy, we all know to put LR in w/ sand, because otherwise you run the risk of another cycle. Me, I would enjoy trying that with a mantis. but we all have to remember many of our systems are like this as well, we use refugiums to...

Looks nice all around

Originally Posted by Dude23455 A hacksaw will make quick work of that skeleton. Im kind of interested to see how it will recover. however, i dont think I could do it to any of my brains. Big problem with a hacksaw tho, the skeleton isnt that challenge, its getting the skeleton with minimal...

Originally Posted by Dude23455 A hacksaw will make quick work of that skeleton. Im kind of interested to see how it will recover. however, i dont think I could do it to any of my brains. Big problem with a hacksaw tho, the skeleton isnt that challenge, its getting the skeleton with minimal...

Like those blue ones coral.

Nothing has changed other than an electrical taped backing to make it look nice. Because this thing is just an experiment at turning a cheapie "thing" into a mini frag tank, does anyone know wether hot glue can be used to plug up accidental holes ( I planned as i went then decided to change...

Well, heres some perspective for ya, I did a little test, not particularly accurate but hey, well, i took a razor that was stamped "Food Grade" and then another that was not stamped, both are the same size, and both are technically stainless steel, the Food grade was only slightly pitted after...

Whats the wattage on that light, the kelvin isnt enough, but also remember when you add that light, you need to elevate it, and tehn slowly bring it down to teh desired heigth, otherwise you can burn the corals

Yes, however your question can be applied to those berghias, however ive never heard a case of berghias taking down anything other than aptasia genus anemones. Also, peppermints do eat a variety of other things, why recently i watched all 4 pepps that i purchased for aptasia control try to get...