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I would pick the green one at the top, it is striking! Second choice would be the blue one you can barely see on the top left of the picture. They are all very nice looking, tough decision! I will e- mail you for info. (Austin is not really that far..) cyn

I acclimate all of my corals slowly, adding my tank water to the bag every 15 minutes for an hour and a half. So far, the only corals I have lost were the ones that the rouge bi-color angel ripped up. HTH, cyn

Way to go! You two make a real nice couple. Here is to many, many years of happiness! :cool: :) :cool: cyn

NMreef, Your tank is GREAT!! Definatly my favorite so far. I hope to be in yours and Sammy's league some day! Cyn :) :D :cool:

Do a search on sea slugs or nudibranches. It sounds like possibly one or the other. Try this link: <a href="http://www.bunaken.fsnet.co.uk/sss-sea-slugs.htm" target="_blank">http://www.bunaken.fsnet.co.uk/sss-sea-slugs.htm</a> HTH, cyn

The brown worms may be peanut worms. All of the things you describe sound normal. The 'fleas' sound like pods and so does the little fish thing. The other thing you described I can not help you with, it could be several things from the description. HTH, cyn

Party in Houston?? That is not so far to drive... LOL. Glad to hear things are working out! Have fun! cyn

Baron, I am interested in that information too, I am concidering a larger tank and would apreciate some input on Houston clubs as well. cgilmore1@houston.rr.com cyn

For everyone here to help, we need to know more. When was the tank set up? What are your water paremeters? pH, alk., ammonia, specific gravity, nitrates and nitrites? What is the temp. of the tank? Substrate? Providing all of this info will help us to help you. cyn

Welcome back and Congrats!! She is beautiful! 2 lovely girls here, 16 and 10. cyn

Ok, now I am curious if they ever come out? If they stay in the hole and keep eating, wont they get too big to get out? Sammy? Just curious.... cyn

I too would go for a 75 gal. if I had it to do over. The price sounds good for a 55 though. As far as the hood goes, if it is a standard freshwater hood, you can add lights or buy a canopy down the road. There are several manufacturers of lights that will fit a 55 and support corals with...

I had a worm like your describing, I believe it was a spagetti (sp?) worm. HTH, cyn

I would not use saltwater. I drip Kalk about every third night for the same reasons you describe. I have great circulation and the back of my 55 is open too. My problem is I live where the humidity is always high. I do not agree with dripping Kalk in the morning, everything I have read says...

I guess I am the odd one here. I love my JBJ lights. Have had them for 3 months and no problems at all. My corals were doing great untill I bought a rouge bi-color angel. Have fragged the candy once since the new lights too. I am very satisfied. cyn

How deep is your powerhead feeding the seaclone? If the pump is too deep you can get wierd skim. I have mine about 1 inch below the water and consistantly get a dry foam. HTH, cyn

Bruins, How long have you had your remora?? I am looking to replace my lemon, I mean seaclone... Have been reading about the remora's and they sound like the way to go for HOB. How quiet is it? Any other thoughts? cyn

I dose kalsawater nightly and maintain my CA at 450 with out any other additives. I have also never heard of Phos. keeping Ca. down, not in the reef or the body... Hmm.. Gonna look into that. Alk does affect the ability of the water to dissolve CA, posting that may help. Good Luck! cyn

Another vote to turn off the skimmer. The skimmer is removing junk that is needed to fuel the cycle. I am not familiar with your other filter, but I would shut down the skimmer for now. Yes, phos. feeds alge. HTH, cyn

Sounds like a nucibranch to me, I have quite a few in my tank and have never seen them bother anything. Good luck with the ID! cyn