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Jim...Everything just arrived and looks good. Now I have to wait until after work to put them in my tank. On the Eden the part where, I'm guessing, you wrote the type of light and flow was rubbed off. Where should I place this in the tank?

Originally Posted by bjoe23 i like the redskins, i think Cambells gunna be a star one day Definitely looks like he's got some potential.

Thanks for the help

I've got a 2 and a 3. The 3 was only in my tank for a day as it was too much flow for my 65. It is like brand new. The 2 was in my tank for a week or 2. I now have 2 #1s in there which seems perfect. If you are interested in the 2 or 3 let me know.

Originally Posted by SCSInet I used peppermint shrimp, but I had them all over. If all you have is one, then I'd suggest pulling the rock out and using an eyedropper to drip a drop of kalkwasser directly on it, then just return it to the tank. It should be dead as soon as the kalk hits it...

Originally Posted by bizoid don't count the steeeeeeelers out of the race. i guess ben didn't make any believers x2 yrs. ago. Living in VA...shouldn't you be a Redskins fan? GO RAVENS!

Originally Posted by SCSInet Not that I've seen, but honestly they may, it's been a while since I've observed them at night since I eradicated them from my system a long time ago. It's hard to remember... How did you get rid of them? Right now I only see one so I don't have a major problem...

Thank you SCSInet...I've got an aiptasia question. Do they behave similar to zoos in that they retract when the lights are off?

Will pepermint shrimp eat zoos? I have an aiptasia mixed in with one of my zoo frags and was thinking about getting a few shrimp in case others start popping up. Had one aiptasia a few weeks ago that destoryed a small zoo colony. so I took it out of the tank...proplem solved. But this colony...

Originally Posted by maxalmon Hey guys, I didn't realize that the saver option whould be delivered that late the shipping cost on the packages was way more than I realized @ about $60-65 each so I went with saver, otherwise it would have been $80 per box as the average weight was around...

Originally Posted by myzislow hmmm..good idea might have to go for a drive around the neighborhood looking for the man in brown I hear ya on the waiting thing Mine is getting delivered to me at work so I am hoping that means it will get here earlier in the day then later.

As soon as I see that my package is out for delivery I'm getting in my car and hunting the UPS driver down!

Originally Posted by DragonZim My Lawnmower Blenny is hands down my favorite fish! Tons of personality and does a great job keeping the tank clean. I would have to agree. The LMB was my first saltwater fish and it is pretty cool. Was a little aggressive towards my goby when first added but...

Originally Posted by maxalmon Yeap....Eric, your the only person who asked for mostly LPS and Softies. Lots of good stuff going in your box and some of it's kinda big, neat mix.... Awesome...I can't wait. I'm sure I'll be able to figure out what everything is, but I was wondering if you are...

Originally Posted by maxalmon JustinY - I need to know which package you want, mixed, all sps, all lps or combo......There was no designation on the payment, not sure what your online name is or if you contacted me via PM. . . EricS....Wasn't able to get yours packed before UPS guy arrived, will...

Originally Posted by Tizzo collonista, sundial, nerite...all here... https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/240187/snail-species-photos-and-descriptions Thanks Tizzo...definitely does not have a cone shaped operculum. It is flat...similar to that of the turbo snail only much smaller. I'm guessing...

Here is a pic of the bottom. Really doesn't look like a box snail to me. Also doesn't have that cone shaped door. Any ideas what type of snail this could be? Bad or no worries?

Here is a picture of one that was a little larger.

Originally Posted by jonthefishguy That is a box snail.They have a tendancy of eating polyps such as zoanthus, palythoa, and protopalytoa. They generally will be found within the colony itself and eat at the base and remove not only fluid but flesh. the best method to remove them, is by hand...

I started seeing these little snails appearing. This is the best picture I can get. At first I thought sundials but now I think maybe baby turbo snails. I'm really hoping that they are not sundials. So far they are just hanging out on my LR...I haven't noticed them on any of my zoos.