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A few months ago I bought some snails and recently the starting growing mermaid's cup on them. Here are pictures of 4 of them. In the background of the 1st image you can see 2 of the other ones at the back of the tank. This macro-algae is not growing any where else in the tank, and the snails...

Have you ever visited Seahorse in Allison Park on route 8 just south of the turnpike, they have some awesome corals most of the time, a decent selection of fish too, but not to many inverts. Sometimes prices are a little high, but well worth the trip. Try the Petland by Elmers the have some...

KerriAnn, I have never been to Wet Pets, but I have been to Elmers plenty of times. Just up the road there is Petland which sometimes has a decent selection of corals at reasonable prices. Someday I will have to go to Wet Pets, but 79 would probably be quicker for me. Like others have said...

Hey KerriAnn, What local fish stores to you visit in the Pittsburgh area, I live about an hour north of Pgh, and we do not have any in our area that specialize in saltwater fish or corals. What you get really depends on what you plan on keeping, are you doing soft corals, sps or lps? Do you...

never mind...

Just drop a pellet on it, it should slowly close around the pellet if it is interested in a treat. Best wishes

not super glue or super glue gel

what were the results from the tests? how long has the tank been up?

Mushroom will eat things occasionally nothing to worry about, when I fed pellets mind would do that all the time.

I would check nitrate, nitrite and ammonia levels immediately. Sorry for your loss

Anyone ever heard of this stuff, I saw pictures of it years ago, and thought it would be neat to own. It is also referred to as mermaid's parasol and mermaid's wine glass ( Acetabularia calyculus, Acetabularia acetabulum or Acetabularia crenulata seems be conflicting info on the web). I bought...

Looks like green star polyps

Wilson2, I had one years ago, they do not reproduce like aipstasia, mine over the few years the I had it, multiplied once or twice. Their sting is rather destructive to other corals though. Once thy find 'their place' in the tank, they do not move around. If you like it, keep it, if it starts...

The Curlique Anemone (Bartholomea annulata), also known as the Trumpet or Rock Anemone, is a member of the Aiptasiidae family. They are found in the Mediteranean, and Eastern Atlantic Ocean, most common from Plymouth to the Gulf of Guinea. The body is opague amber with yellowish-white spots. The...

Have you tested your calcium?

For calcium you can drip kalkwasser (pickling lime in water) or use a salt higher in calcium. For alkalinity I use baking soda dissolved in water, I do this to my top off water. You can also search google for two part solution.

I saw this coral on ----, what do you think it is, he has it listed as a NEON GREEN POLYP BIRDS NEST CORAL. I do not think it is a birds nest, but I could be wrong. Thanks Kelly

If you have the 12.8 million euros to build it, go for it providing you have the space.

looks like gsp Kelly

I found this on another forum: my clam fell off its rock the other month and completely severed its foot muscle (you can probably find my old post about it with a search). A huge piece of muscle ripped off- and I thought for sure it was dead. But... my clam never showed any signs of stress from...