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Many Sebaes are white when they are purchased from LFS due to shipping stress and poor LFS conditions. Healthy Sebaes in the wild are brown or yellow. The anemone is white because it has expelled all of it's zooxanthelle. An anemone (not just Sebaes but all anemone species) can take up to 3...

And I believe someone IDd this as Ivory Cup or Hidden cup. You should see the first pics I tried to get when it was tiny. Still very small, but definitely bigger I believe that may be Cladocora? http://www.floridamarine.org/gallery...ls.asp?id=5082 Nice Shots:)

Here is a top view as if you were standing above the tank looking down of how it should be set up. This is kind of an x-ray view

Yep, They sell those blocks at Lowes. Here is what I am talking about. You will set up two of what is in this picture so in affect you form a box right under where your tank will be.

I wouldn't trust that at all but that is just me. It looks like your joists are held in place by brackets so in affect you would have close to 2000 lbs being held up by the screws holding those brackets in place! I would very strongly consider bracing that under the tank with 4 x 4s!!! You...

Sam, Looking very nice as always!! You gotta love them halides!!:) Mark

We have a very old house so before I added water to my new 120gal I reinforced the floor underneath with 4x4s. That is a lot of weight and definitely not worth risking it unless you are sure!!!!

In addition to the food Thomas mentioned I wanted to add silversides to the list. All of my anemones like them a lot. FWIW- I soak all of my food in Zoe or Selcon which seems to have a positive affect on my anemones.

Do a search for Pacific Coast inline chillers. They are the most reasonably priced I have seen.

My Tank Raised Tomato Clown Loves it's Condy! It took about 4 weeks to move in but now it is never very far away! Ahh true love!! Unfortunatley that is the problem with Condys. Some large Clarkiis and Tomatos wil host in them sometimes but then one morning you wake up and your fish is missing!

Maxima Clams are one of the more light intensive clam species. If it is a standard 90 gallon it is 24' deep and the amount of lighting you are talking about adding will not penatrate 24 inches with enough intensity to sustain a Maxima Clam. I would seriously consider dual 250w MH if you are...

Graham - your alive!!!! Long time no see how have you been??? Mark

Condys are easier but are fish killers and most clowns will not host in them. BTAs are probably the least demanding anemones but you still need a mature tank (IMO at least 6 months old and you need a lot of light - MH is recommended or you need a ton of VHO or PC). As far as anemones moving it...

Mark, That is where I am right now. I know that I should wait 2-4 months but I am having problems keeping my levels right in my frag tank after subtracting my 55 from that system. The frag tank is way over croweded too and I have already lost my Blue Echinata and a couple of other prized...

Mark, How long did you wait before adding corals back into the new system. My new setup is about 2 weeks old and I am not sure yet how long I am going to wait to start adding stuff back in? Mark

I feed mine Golden Pearls once a week. I always have the best polyp extension the night or two after feeding the golden pearls so I know that my SPS are at least grabbing it!

If your parameters are definitely good then there isn't too much to worry about. If you run a little carbon it should clear it up, but if you have chemicals/medicine in the QT tank in preperation for the fish then you will have to re-add them after running the carbon.

Black & yellow striped sounds like a peanut worm to me too. Does it look like this? If so it is a peanut worm.

They look like zooanthids or possibly blastomosa (hard to to tell from the picture?)

Congrats!!! Nicely done Governer!!!:)