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it fits, but there is a catch, its sorta like brewster's millions LOL

paly's or para's i have a bunch too :)

wcroft, you say you found him? well i dont live in the keys, but when i first started i was living in WPB, and i went to peanut island one weekend and grabbed a bunch of snails, microhermits and other critters i found in the rocks, one such critter was a small little crab that looked like what...

haha monk... i think salt buckets is most likely my best bet. maybe 3 buckets of salt, and 50 bucks in inverts.

flatworms can eat zoas , yes. they also may eat some other corals, and when they get out of hand, smother almost everything, or annoy it to death.

RED PLANARIA!! do not put it in your tank! planaria are also called flatworms, suck them out and then use flatworm exit.

well you shouldnt be vaccuuming your tank unless you have some massive substrate like CC or hopefully not bigger. i would leave it alone and hope. keep your water params clean.

by the looks of those pointy claws, it would not be advised to keep him with anything you care about. fish, coral, inverts....

hmm what about 4 buckets of reef salt?

Originally Posted by COWFISHRULE how about you use that $$ towards a special order. direct from his supplier shipped to you. interesting idea. not sure if it will fly, but its worth it to ask.

so can you or someone give me a quick breakdown of calcium reactors? they are probably gonna cost in the 500 ish range new from the store, no? i would need a CO2 tank, and need to get it filled occasionally? i have no more room under the DT really, so it could get big and ugly...

ha, alot of that money was spent in the first year, on equipment and etc, QT tanks... the fish i did buy from there always had some sob story. one time i tried something like you suggested, they had a bunch of CBBF's just in , sitting in a QT tank. they were slowly acclimating them to higher...

then they probably smell food , and are trying to increase surface area to catch it.

ok here is the situation. my LFS offers rewards via a point system. i am around the corner of hitting the 5000 point mark (1:1 $ ratio ), at which point i am eligible for $200 dollars of anything in the store, all at once. the short of it: my tank is a 150g mixed reef with sps. i have a ~30g...

do they close up and look like a big grape? if so, they caught some food and are eating it.

ok that's weird it did not work, it is now a link to the directory where you can view the pictures as you please or click the little link in the upper right that says slide show for a nice presentation.

REDUX VERSION: http://s48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...1108%20diving/ i used photobucket's online editor and pulled a lot of color out of the original shots. the first 20 from the deep dive are still a little washed out though. ENJOY!!! these are a LOT nicer!!

blazin im the younger guy with the shaved head, the old guy in the first pic took the pics, he was my dive buddy. but the answer is no :)

tim, the one i have seen was easily 2 ft, i was thinking 3 even

no problem. fish handle the flow just fine, just think how much power the ocean can produce. sometimes they even go surfing in the current for exercise / fun