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Hello SWF I'm interested in your Green Wrasses, but I haven't been able to find any info on them. Would one be safe with shrimp as small as peppermints? Other than that I have 2 clowns, a feather duster, and a porcelein crab in a 55. Thanks for the help.

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Asterina starfish aren't bad. They are good. Agreed, the few in my tank keep my glass clean of algae and film.

Does anyone have any info on it? I don't know wrasses very well but it looks like a type of coris wrasse? I have a 55 w/ 2 clowns, various shrimp, and a feather duster.

Originally Posted by gmann1139 That's freaking huge. Did you post this in the "Most Disgusting Hitchhiker" thread. I think you may have a winner. You should look up SteaveWeast's worm... that thing was horrible

It has 8 bumps right? I'm pretty sure its a chiton. I had one exactly like yours but it somehow went carpet surfing and dried up... Anywho they're harmless algae grazers.

Vermatid (sp) snails?

I guess you could do that considering it's florida waters, but take in mind most crabs are opportunistic feeders and will readily eat anything. Now if your talking about hermits or sand fleas I think you should be fine.

Is it ok if my Feather duster hosts my clown fish? It hasn't shown any signs of stress but I just wanted to make sure. I have no corals so it's the only place that the fish seems to like. Thanks

I live in Katy and have a 55 FOWLR. I hear there's a group called MARSHreef or something that consists of Houston Reefers. You could check that out.

No one? They're also called Sponge Crabs...

Has anyone heard of them? I'm kinda interested in one and I was wondering if they where reef safe? Thanks

Spanko what kind of damsel is that?

The bivalves kinda look like mussels.

Thanks all, it's always good to hear positive news about your tank. I was wondering about the stars because I have a feather duster and the larvae could help feed him.

Hi all I just have some quick qustions on my sand bed and the fauna. The first is, is it ok for it to have tiny bubbles under it? I counted around 15 total, they're about half the size of a pea. My second question is, are copepods and isopods to small to really notice? I see a bunch of...

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Thanks for the help and answers everyone.

I'm just wondering, are the ghost feeder shrimp everyone uses to feed picky fish the same that you can buy for a freshwater aquarium, or are they actually marine animals?

Originally Posted by Tarrahsmom The filter is the xp3 I was told the green fish was a coris wrasse? It's not the green wrasse listed in the fish section is it? I've been wanting a green fish for my tank and chromis always die on me.

In picture 4 is that green fish a chromis or something else?