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I think that combination of fishes would do just fine and you can actually add 2 pair of perculla clowns if you wanted too. Just add them together and keep an eye out. This is one of my pairs.:D

:rolleyes: Need to make a correction... Not 2 days but one.... That's pushing it even more. LOL How fat and big are those shrimps? Guess we shouldn't be calling them "shrimps" then huh. :D DanJ have you checked that intake tube lately to see if it has a crack on it that would allow the fishes to...

:D They must be some real hungry shrimps. Though it is a possibility they usually would eat 2 of them in 2 days. they'd still have someon their claws and/or mouth. And in order to get to eat them that means those two fish must have dies at the same time. Because those fishes are just a little...

and another with a tripod and no flash

And another... No flash this time

here's an updated photo

DanJ: No prob I just got tired of watching people get badgered on this forum for asking for help. Well onto the problem... the 2 fish that went missing was that before or after placing the divider on the tank? New2u: The shrimps and the hermits could not have eaten all of the carcass of the 2...

Danielfish: Congratulations on you new aquisition. You're walking into a wonderful hobby. I really admire your intentions on starting a aquarium the correct way. I hope that you have realized that the smaller the tank is but more diffcult it is to maintain. Though with the correct information...

update on the star.... It's been moved into my 29 gal tank with the 550 watts of MH and VHOs. The star is doing great in this tank and apparently seems to like sponges. But it's been eating eating shrimps that I place in the tank. :D :D The other fish are jealous in the special treatment it's...

Originally posted by Beth It is white sponge, don't worry about it. Soon enough you will be getting all colors of sponge. Even nice blue! Beth knows all. :D :D :D

After the bashing he got??? :thinking:

Originally posted by New2u no no offence taken, i also know of a lot of great LFS that i visit frequently but there are 2 distinct groups and ppl should just stereotype them as "bad" like they seem to be here Good to hear. :D Now if only DanJ would respond then maybe we can use our small...

I don't know and I prob wouldn't remove it from the tank until you have identified it. If it's a fungii then I would prob post this on the disease forum, but if it's Ca deposits then check out your Ca levels cause it may be too high to the water to support it in solution. And if it's a sponge...

Originally posted by New2u i know from experience the 2 kinds of LFS i actually worked for one of the "scamier" ones out there and they really just expected you to research cuz they would sell you anything if you really wanted it that bad Yet there are others out there that can provide you...

Looks like a possible sponge. My suggestion if you have access to a microscope or know someone with one, is to get a scraping of it and look that it under the scope. If it looks kinda shining and crystal like then it's a good chance it is calcium deposits. If it looks different then it could be...

Originally posted by BadASStang I would rather take advice from people with experience, from a new person to the hobby to a a well experienced one, than from someone that is running a business selling fish. Even an amatuer hobbyist may have some good info, especially because he/she may have...

Regarding the site.... It differs because you can post pictures on the site of frags you want to trade or sell. It also has a forum like this. But it's a really interesting site, though fairly young. D12monkey@msn.com if you want to ask me personally. It's a Frag Outpost so to speak. :D place...

Make sure you have a good picture... They are worth a thousand words.

Originally posted by G-dude I wish i could send but for some reason I cant. Ive tryed 3 times but they wont go through for some reason?ive tryed bringing it down to size as well but it still wont go through. I will try again but give an idea how using an iMac!:notsure: E-mail it to me and...

Most sea urchins will not have sharp spines, except the long spined sea urchin. They usually go around eating algaes including coraline algae. Dietary needs for the sea urchins could compromise of algae leaves in the form of sea weed mainly. As for the sponges it is very important not to expose...