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Thank you all for you words of inspiration! I was just being a worry-wart, it was in the tank for about thirty miuntes, then I thought I'd ask. It opened in about 45 min-1 hour.

Hello all, I just got some gsp! Normally when I get a coral, its open right away, but this gsp is taking a lot longer. Any reason as to why? Are they more sensitve to the water then others? Thanks, Austin

Thanks again everyone who helped me out!

Originally Posted by LexLuethar I think you need to make a choice, return the clowns or return the flowerpot coral. Because both in the same tank will mean death for the flowerpot coral. I don't think it is a good idea to force your clowns into the anemone, for one it would be extremley...

Originally Posted by reefmate75 i dont recoment forceing your clown into a anemone, they have to get used to the anemones sting befor just jumping in or they to will be stung, and depending on what kind of anemone it is they might not go in it at all Well, the lsf I bought it from said it was...

Originally Posted by Tizzo The goniopora is hosting the clowns. The stationary object is the host... Not the clowns Just a little technicality jargon for you. ...Right, I knew that. But really, thinking about it, that makes perfect sense! Thanks for the correction!

I have devised a plan in which to get my clowns to host the anemone. Call me harsh, but I wish to catch the female clown in a net and force it into the anemone. My questions are: -Can I harm them? -Wont affect their mental state? -If I was to catch a clown, the female would be the ideal one...

Originally Posted by blownz281 Well good luck! Thanks a lot! Last night, the clowns were inches away from the anemone, I'm hoping they start to host soon. Keep your fingers crossed!

Originally Posted by dnraiders im sorry to tell you that clowns will prefer a gonipora over anything. they are very sensitve and it will get killed. good luck I hope everything works out, they are getting very curios about the anemone. Originally Posted by dnraiders how big is that...

Thanks for the encouragement! Um, this weekend I'm going to replace the half milk jug with a mesh tent, that way it will have circulation and lighting. Hopefully the clowns will host the anemone themselves, if not i may try catching them in the net and putting th enet up against the anemone...

I got this huge beautiful goniapora about a week ago, and now the clowns are hosting it. They lost their anemone about a month ago, so they got into the goniapora as soon as they saw it. I decided to get an anemone to get them to host the anemone. What I did was cut amilk jug in half and put it...

Are those Nassarius Snails? Thats what I have, but they never come out. Maybe they died? Sorry, the tank looks amazing btw. Lol

Thanks a lot for the info! ;)

I suppose that the the eel is rather docile? I tried a snowflake eel in which was very spastic. It also ate lots of my crabs. I see you have alot of those snails, i'm asuming that the eel dosent bother them? Do have crabs, too? If so, how is the eel with them? BTW - What kinds of snails of...

AMAZING! What kind of mushrooms are those in the top right hand corner?

Cal 350 Alk 8 I dont test for mag because I do not have hard corals. Should I test for mag?

I was givin two Ocean blend Additive, Parts 1(ph, alkalinity) and 2(Calcium). I was told that I should add 15 ml for 50 gallons. I dont see this being correct because it is such a large bottle and so little of it is added to the tank. Is this correct? Thanks, Austin

Anyone know anything about them? There were three at my lfs and I was curious as to what they eat, reef safe, etc. Pics would be nice too if anyone has any. They looked like they had lots of personality! Thanks, Austin

Oh, I use the Aquarium and Reef Center on Cape Coral parkway. I often check in on both of them to see the selection. There both good shops. Hope you find your i.d.

Hey TeresaQ, I'm sorry I dont know the ID of the mushroom, but I noticed that you live in the Cape. I also live in the Cape. Out of curiosity, where do you get your live stock from? Maybe we can do a trade sometime, too. -Austin