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I would say Sinularia sp. but the different leather species are hard to tell apart

first is an acropora of some sort and the other is an lps and is a open brain (correct me if i am wrong)

Well i have a 55 gallon and it has 2 175 watt corallife metal halides over it (I can keep basically any coral) I would suggest keeping the bioload low and get alot of corals my tanks has sabae clown and sabae anenome yellow tang banggia cardinal 2 serpant stars one pepperment shrimp a clam...

I don't think anything that could fit in your tank that would eat the polyps no what type of polyp they are......? onlything that might bother them is something in the angelfish family

is this a true pulsing xenia?

is this a pulsing xenia

is this a real xenia that pulses?

I have read that these may ripp corals apart is this true anyone have this happen?

i would go for sixline...great fish for a small reef and is beneficial

i go to congresional up in rockville ...its the best i have been to around here...but a little pricy

if i put a clownfish in with my other clownfish (both would be sabae) would they get along?

the big red one ussed to be alive? :confused:

you seem to know you clownfish if i put another sabae in with mine will they get along and be friends or even a mated pair?

just looked at the pic again and it is definitly a clam ( couldn't remember if i saw one lol not the best memory) love the blackish color...pretty rare and cool looking

looks really cool with the MH's....i am sure you will make that a gorgous tank but if you are looking for some more advice by posting the pics i would remove the dead coral sceleton...my oppionon is those are from back in the day when base and live rock weren't around (they sem to just grow...

I have had my 55 gallon thriving for about 7 months now my livestock are: sps lps zoos soft corals sand sifting star 2 brittle stars (and some babies!) a few peppermint shrimp (origanally three i see some sometimes not sure how many there are could be one or more) a 4 inch yellowtang and lastly...

I wouldn't listen to to much of what beaslbob says............have u seen his tank? I am sure you don't want one like that

In the other thread you asked if your bio-load was to big i believe....... yes it is....as you notice the excess algea in you tank and the slight discoloration of your water usually means there is to much waste but overall it looks better than my first tank :)

lol you beat me to it NM Reef

yes to the clams and xenias asorbing nitrates (almost postitive on this if i am wrong someone correct me) also what size fish and what kinds and what are the feeding requirments (i usually try to keep about 1 fish per 15-20 gallons and if they get to only about an inch 2 in every 15 gallons and...