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Just thought I'd share some corals from one of the best stores (that I've been to) in southern CA... Huge frogspawn! For scale check out the clown fish in the right side of the pic:

well, should I assume this little guy is ok? its hard to tell if its got filters under its mouth, the body is a little over 1/8th an inch... I don't think I have any sps, although I might and not even know it...mostly just acans and 'shrooms, couple zoas, galaxy coral, frogspawn, gsp's, etc.

This crab is so little! I found him climbing on the coralline on the back wall of my tank... any guesses?

It kinda looks like a sunflower to me, anyways:

Originally Posted by renogaw i've seen a movie of pistol shrimps killing cleaner shrimps, and every single peppermint i've owned ends up disappearing and i have a pistol shrimp. I've lost 2 peppermint shrimps in my tank, and I blame the pistol hitchhiker shrimp. But I had a cleaner shrimp in...

nice acans, guys! these pictures are great - and they would make some excellent windows backgrounds! (if thats ok, of course ;)

Originally Posted by petjunkie ...Maybe you disturbed too much of the biological filtration taking out the sponges? Are you cleaning them in tank water? The acans still look really good which is the strange part, even the loose one looks happy... During a water change, I remove the sponges...

I bought a few acans at an expo, they were doing fine for a while. I was feeding them, trying to keep them healthy. But I think my good intentions led to overfeeding, since my nitrates have been consistently high. Recently I've been removing the sponges in my 24g nano cube and cleaning them...

thanks for the id! guess i'll keep him... this little guy mostly stays in the shadows, but here's more pics:

hector's goby!

You know what I mean, right? Those black sponges in the left and middle chambers of the back of your tanks... I'm not talking about throwing them in the dishwasher or something, but I removed the sponges on the back left of my 24G JBJ nano cube during a water change, and squeezed them out...

This little guy has been in the same area for a while, that's a turquoise-colored sponge below it... any thoughts?

Alright, thanks guys. I guess I got lucky. Maybe this little bugger is the reason my zoa's are disappearing...

I haven't seen this little guy before, this one is probably the size of a dime... I can usually find molts in my tank, (24G nano cube) from the hermits, but I haven't seen any from this one. Should I keep it? or let the cats play with it? I'm suspicious because my zoanthid colonies have not been...

are you friggin' kidding me?

a few more from the archives:

Well, not much to say, but, I've been a member of these forums for a while... So I thought I'd share my 24g jbj cube that I started at the beginning of Nov '07 that has progressed to now: Here are some at the "warm" setting of my camera: and the "vivid" setting: and here are some from the...

Update: Since then I've added a little iodine and after a water change (I do weekly about 1.5 G) the ricordea has let go of the rock it was on, here is where it used to be (at center): and here it is in rehab: Spreading out and it is getting some color back, too. PS. I think my water just...

Bought this one at the end of June. Here's what it looked like shortly after I brought it home: It seemed to be doing fine for a week or so, I had it in the center of the tank, and it was getting quite a bit of light. Pretty soon, it started to detach itself from the rock it came on, and color...

have you got a wrasse yet? if now, check out the four-line wrasse, this one will probably run you about $45 though...