Search results

very nice...I can't get a good pic of mine either. The color always looks washed out.

Hubby went with me last week-end and bought me some new corals. and this guy, I hope I can keep him alive but I haven't read anything that was too promising.

Originally Posted by nissan577 really really amazing tank you have here! cant wait to see it in a year! what do you have as lighting? Thanks! coralife 3x150 mh's plus the actinic and moonlights.

Originally Posted by MR.reef i see u have a coral beauty and i had one then we had a ice storm and was with out power for 23 days.. but does he pick on any of ur corals??? It doesn't bother anything. The coral beauty has been a good buy. I have had it for about six months so I think all is safe.

I found one that looks just like mine, so the vote is in -- Spaghetti worm. Thanks, spanko. Love your avatar quote.

I did a google on Spaghetti worm and they are all white. Are there green ones too?

When I take it out of the tank it's body is covered with a mucusy coating. You can't really see it but you know it is alive because it squirms.

I have posted this before but no ideas. I now have pic even though it is not too good. It is so small. Anyway, it lives under the sand and has these thread-like green strands floating above the sand and a slimy wormy thing that lives under the sand. I am getting lots of them. Just want to...

Why even get it if you can't keep it? Mine how grown like a week in just 2 months.

Originally Posted by gypsana I was just curious what brand you used.At least it can be fixed and good thing you caught it before he sealed it! Good luck! Post pics when done. My floor is finished. This guy was amazing, he is my new best friend. Who knew you could do this to concrete and at...

I didn't read the book but I watched the movie with my grandkids (several times). lol I will have to see if it is the movie.

Thanks, I did look for yellow sponges that were web-like. I didn't find anything close to this. I would imagine there are thousands of varities. At least I know it is a sponge.

Yep, it is really soft and springs right back out when I push on it.

This was on a rock when I purchased the mushrooms. Anyone know what it is?

Beautiful, I could watch that all day.

I wa told to buy two and the same time or I would have to just have one.

I got the chromis before I knew much about this hobby. I sure wish they weren't in my tank but they are. I have had no luck on catching anything in my tank when I needed to other than a complete tear-down. I guess they are here for the duration. Wonder how long they live?

Originally Posted by Al Mc I usually keep mine empty except for a small amount of chaeto, and I 'ghost feed' 1-2x weekly to keep the bacteria for proper nitrogen cycling intact. I don't do any feeding, I didn't know I needed to. I have about 5 inches of sand so would I still need to feed?

Originally Posted by ReefForBrains All depends on the rockwork. If lots of rockwork then I would say add a couple more homebodies. (lawnmowers, hawks, etc) If the tank is for the most part open, then maybe another swimmer or two. That is what I was looking at (blennies and hawks) I have about...

I currently have: 2 clowns 1 hippo 4 green chromis 1 kole tang 1 neon dottyback (I guess, I never see it) 1 coral beauty How many more do you think I could safely keep? I don't want to overdo it but I would like a few more if possible. Also wondering about my 46g qt. Does anyone keep fish in...