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i have Xenia under 220watts of light, on the bottom of my 55gal and they are perfectly fine and reproducing

well of course they will eat the dead fish, snails and hermits will too its part of their clean up job, i had a serpent that would eat my dead fish bodies, but yes CC stars are not reef safe at all

Tank you both for your opinions right now im narrowing it down and researching

Ok well i have a 55gal reef that is sitting pretty empty, i have a colt, green yumas, gsp, red zoos, and pom pom Xenia that will be in my fuge when its up...the thing i would like peoples opinion on is what kind of tank to do, there are soo many options, and i love them all, so i would like some...

i read another thread they had a crab similar to them, it was a moon crab or something like that, anyway ive heard they are sand sifters

the wpg doesnt exactly work, ive read that anemones do better in tanks of 30gals +, because in smaller tanks like 22gals the parimeters can fluctuate easier making the anemone stressed and unhealthy, in my opinion i would rather not use an anemone, use another coral that can do well in smaller...

i hate CC first off it traps debris turning them into nitrates, ill be switching over to sand very soon

Originally posted by Debbie BTA, how big is you pond? :happyfish sorry i overlooked this, mine is small compared to one that i have been too, mine is 300gal, all my goldfish are new there and are only about 4 inches

Yes CC Stars munch on corals

Id be interested in some ricordia, how much would you be selling them?

a watchman goby and pistol shrimp pair are cool looking i tihnk

for fun my Tomato picks up my emerald and hermit crabs and drops them where he pleases, he also caught a ricodia yuma who flew the coop and placed him in a cave and guards it when i try to move it to a different spot, its getting light atleast, but his antics are funny to watch

in a 55gal with 4 65 watts is fine for BTAs in fact you could probably get away with a BTA in 4 55watt lights in a 55gal

i remember from his lion thread not all of it was covered and that they were gona make a cover after the inccident,

and heres one of those storiess where it does work out, my dad for my birthday bought me 2 clowns, i had had a clarkii he gave me a tomato and a perc:nervous: so i was like ehh.. but what i did was i re did the rock work and then added the fish after acclimating i had them for 6months and lived...

i think that they are talking about wild anemones i recently read that some have quiet a dangerous sting and these arent seen in the aquarium trade, how true or not this is im not sure

the firefish have to be a pair other wise they will fight... not sure but i think thats true

Originally posted by fishguy_40 i have a suggestion for you. i dont know if you baste your corals (turkey baster), but you should with this one definitely. i had one, they collect nutrients and junk in there plastic like base. when closed you can really see where it collects. problem arises...

while on a trip to the beach(still there) i went to a fish store to find Xenia, Xenia is hard to come by where i live, not to mention it is a great healthy piece, i believe its pulsing, the guy at the store called it closed xenia because the flowers opened and closed, im pretty sure its...

i love, clown gobies, and many others its hard to decide by clown gobies are one of my fave in the goby family