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I had a condi anemone for about a year (It recently died) and it was always mobile, it stayed in one spot for a month max, then it would move somewhere else. Anyways, it would get close enough to sting many of my corals, shrooms included, and I never had a problem. I wouldnt worry about it.

Thanks! The lights have gone off for the night so I'll take an updated one tomorrow.

... a couple of months. Sorry I forgot to mention that. :)

With corals like frogspawn, mushrooms, kenya trees, and xeina, is it necassary to feed phytoplankton? I know they mostly need only the light, but would feeding marinesnow for example stimulate growth at all? Thanks, Austin

Thought i'd share some of my tank progress over the last couple of months! Enjoy! Xenia before: Xenia after (side view): Mushrooms before: Mushrooms after:

Sorry for jacking this thread, I'm done here unless I can find some more pics. :)

Thank you very much for the information! I dont think my tank is established enough for a Blue Linka Star. Its 1 and a half years old with about 70 lbs and a large piece of dead coral that is covered in coralline aglae. I do not have anything that spawns though. I have a pair of clowns that...

None taken. How is yours with your coral? Fine i'd assume. They eat algae and such right? I'm going to research them some more. I hear they are rather hard to keep.

I have had a chocolate chip star, and a sand sifting star, and I had to give them back to the lfs because they both ate my xenia. I did not feed either of them, is this why they ate the coral? I'm interested in a Blue Linka, but I just cant trust a star, any reassurence? Here is a pic and video...

Hey guys, A couple of days ago I did a 10 gallon water change with a salt level of 1.020. I checked today and the salt level went to to 1.029. Is my hydrometer wrong or what? I have a 55 gallon tank. Thanks, Austin

Alrighty, I'll update you guys in a little while. I hope they do well, they arent looking too well. Thanks for all of your guys help!

I got a super glue from my lfs. Can it be used directly under the water? Thanks, Austin

Sorry, I dont understand. My salt is 1.031. Its too high right? It should be 1.026. You say its too low though?

Heres an update: Water Parameters Salt-1.031 PH -7.9 ALK -8 CAL -350 NI -0 NA -0 I was told that the reason all of my other Corals are growing really well, but my Kenya Tree is not doing well is because Keyna Tree's are not as hardy as the other corals I have. Is this true? I've done a 5...

Originally Posted by GrouperGenius Mine did the same thing. Keep it low to mid and let it settle is what I did. Now it's the biggest thing in my tank and I have 3 babies from it. It shrivled up like a broccoli then over time opened back up. BTW, when I first got it I had 150W MH on a 15 gallon...

They were closed before I did the water changes. I went and looked and one of my powerheads is not on the glass and its blowing right at them. Maybe thats my problem.

Hey Guys, I haven't been on in a while. Well, on to my question... since school has started back up the tank hasent quite been tip-top. Lately the kenya tree forest I have have not been opening up. I have another forest of them towards the bottom of the tank and they are doing great as well as...

I'm going up to tampa in a couple of weeks ( i think 2 weeks). Are you still getting rid of stuff?

Maybe we should change the site name to: "www.saltwaterBABES.com"

Originally Posted by rldavisou What the heck? It pulled it under the sand? I've never seen that before. Really cool! What was that animal that pulled it under? I have nassarius snails that burrow under the sand, but they don't pull anything down with them, and they certainly don't look like...