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They should drop in price by now I see them everywhere now.

I had the same problem the iodine dip didn't seem to work for me. I use Kent lugiol dip and it doesn't seem to kill them. I try to remove them manually and they tend to come back after awhile. I think its the eggs that are just too hard to find and some are in the sand which is pretty tough...

I felt like that once too but I think there still so much coral I don't have and plus the time for it to grow is part of the fun. So if you quit now it will only make you miss it again and someday you'll find yourself coming back to it and go even bigger. As for expensive I find a lot more...

I ran into that kind of problem before when my cabinet doors are too small to fit a sump in there. One thing you can do is put it off the side and build like another cabinet around it so its hidden. Its better to have a nice size sump better to do your water accumulation as well as filtering...

Those are a pain they aren't even that attractive too I need to get rid of mines too.

Yeah thats true they never have anything to sell I can make more money if I was running this site. The chat board is a great and all but I think we should start our own chat board so we can post anything we want. Well if I were all of you we should go to other sites and start another new...

I think its a asteria starfish looks like it was cut off on some parts of it.

I have the same thing in my tank but I can never seem to find it as well. I just assume its a pistol shrimp cause most of fish or inverts haven't been killed or anything. I never seen it come out even after the lights or out I just don't know how would I even get him out cause I can't see him...

Thats just complexion of the xenia stalk sometimes and also when its healing they tend to change a bit of color from time to time but they will be alright.

Hahaha... seems like the 5th year most people quit or ran out of money hehehe.. Or it just could be people just started right now.

I think you use it more for sps corals than lps because of the common bugs they get it as well as other diesease.

One caught me by surprise when I was swapping out my tank as I scoop out the old sand a worm came out just like almost the same size you had on your picture but longer. They can be scary when they catch you by surprise. Well supposely they are beneficial to the tank for eating dead fish or...

Emerald crabs can get aggressive as they get bigger I got my sea hare killed by him one time.

I"ve seen it done and yeah you can but it has to be very close the the light but in long term I dunno.

I heard that a dip might work but still hard to say where they hide in other places of the rock. So you might wanna try a few things to see if you can get rid of them.

I'm going through the same problem right now they are very hard to detect usually they lay eggs that looks like tentacles in bleached area's. So far I found 2 or 3 one day moving around on the dead area of the coral. I spihion them out immediately but you have to look really hard as they are...

Looks like mine collection of Acan's hehehe...

Its mostly timing and be patient and you need at least one rock with coralline on it to seed the other rocks with enough flow and time and correct amount of calcium it will purple up in no time where it becomes annoying.

Wow I never thought a saltwater fish tank can go that far as to involving it with relationship problems. I just think budgeting is the key although this hobby can be addictive but we all got hobby's its what makes life more interesting but if I guess if its for the best of being someone that...

some people put it in a container with holes drill into it so it won't get all over the place because parts of it can be broken off. But its fine to leave it in there.