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Here it is. I know it's not the best but my camera ran out of battery power and I couldn't use flash. The spots on the red 'fungus' are a little more greenish than yellowish, and all of them seem to have a defined center. It looks like there are 3 violet ones and 5 red ones. They appear to...

One of my live rocks has recently sprouted some sort of fungus. It looks like a round fungus that you might see on trees. It has two purple ones and three red ones with tiny yellowish spots...unless that's sand on them. They're about the size of dimes right now or smaller. I guess you can...

Correction, this thing appears to be around 3" wide from leg to leg. I've had emerald crabs before, but nothing like this. I'm getting hungry. It's a deep, shiny shade of green and almost looks like glass. I also just saw another one for a split second and it's not much bigger than when I...

I bought 9 emerald crabs from this site a while back. They were all smaller than dimes, legs and all. I watched them float to the bottom and pick at some algae for a while, and that's the last I saw of them. So about 2 months later I see one of them, and it's HUGE! I'm talking at least 50 cent...

Originally Posted by BIGMAN sorry if i sound so stubburen but ive done this succesfully before, and im talking from experience not out of my butt,there are always people saying things wont wk but they turn out to in most cases, for example me and my fresh water i had red devils oscer, paronas...

Originally Posted by Sharkboy13 well clown, undy, blueline or queen will kill absolutely evrything soon I disagree about clown triggers. I've had three in the past, two raised from juvi to adult, and they never killed anything. They wouldn't even eat live feeder fish. I kept them with...

That looks really good. It would be perfect if you could find a way to hide the PVC bridge in the middle. I hope you keep us updated as it grows. How are your maroon and percula clown fish getting along? My perculas killed a maroon I added last year. First the maroon attacked them, and then...

I loved the Queen Angel I used to have. I lost her and my coral beauty when my system crashed overnight. They are a very friendly fish, and yes they eat a lot.

Rays tend to "tame up" when raised around and fed by humans, so I doubt it would get spooked enough to strike you intentionally. At the national aquarium divers swim with the sting rays all the time and they're like puppy dogs. I'd use caution but wouldn't be afraid of it. But this is coming...

So they just kill it for the shell? I wonder if adding bigger empty shells would keep them occupied, or if they like them fresh.

Originally Posted by donald I have about 20 blue leg hermits, 2 scarlet hermits, 2 emerald crabs in my 55 my blue legs are so small I don't think they could kill a snail. Plus my snails are big, about the size of a quarter or more. My turbo snails won't touch the substrate so I need hermits that...

That reminds me of a fire shrimp I used to have. I put him in the tank and saw him for the first couple days, then he seemingly disappeared. A month later, still no signs of him even at night. So after another month went by I bought another one. A week later, I saw two fire shrimp peeping in...

I was going to order one of those from here but I'm not sure if he'd get along with an orange firefish.

Then it will show up.

Well, I had one in my fish only tank and it tried to kill any smaller fish I added afterwards. I didn't like it.

Fer shizzle?

LOL. My gobies used to do that constantly. I had one diamond back goby dry up, and I found my firefish goby alive on the floor two times. He's still doing fine. I'm now extra careful to close the top after feeding.

What's low, medium, and high flow? I was told today that I need 1500 gpm in a 75 gallon tank. What level of flow would that be?

Originally Posted by nycbob this site doesnt allow me to post the site. its a very big per web site. type in nova extreme t5 under google. I tried that and didn't find the $400 lights you were talking about. I guess I paid too much then. I don't see why this site won't allow such links if it...

Originally Posted by Chris22582 I would do as stated above and step up on the water changes and make sure its ro water. You can also try a lights out peirod for a couple of days and then do a nice big water change. It will help kill alot of it off. It worked in my tank when I had a alge problem...