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Mudplayer, one word for ya Salifert. Worth the cash for right on results. JMO.

Your welcome. Psst. get the anthias. LOL

Thanks murph, still working on my camera skills.

Frags are a long ways down the road Fishman. lol

And my Coral Beauty, hard to get good pic of him won't sit still.

Here Teresa some pics of my anthias for your help.

tank shots

Some inhabitants

just a few more

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I have felt the Dark Side and fell to it's allure! I have introduced 2 Acropora's to my tank. The first a couple of weeks ago was a green table acro (frag for $15) hard to get good pic of it. And last week I went nuts and got a beautiful Acropora tenuis! My lfs guy sold it to me out of his...

Teresa, I love my lyretail anthias! I have a male and 3 femals, they do great together. They are hermaphroditic so if you got all females the dominant one would turn male over some time. That is what is happening to my friends who has 3 females. As for the tang purple would be great...

Duke, thanks for the info. Nothing picks on him, believe me I am looking at the tank all the time, wife starting to get hooked too. My Coral Beauty is a model citizen and just grazes around the tank. I like the dixie cup idea, gonna try that with some pieces of shrimp and silversides. Thanks...

Straight RO/DI NO SALT! They fall right off, and if they didn't I would pick them off with the tweezers. Used tweezers when I saw them in the tank as well.

I have frozen Cyclopeeze, and phytoplankton. I will start feeding him that tonight. Thanks for the help.

Annanymous, I had the same problem with zoo eating nudi's, here is what I did. I dipped my zoo colonies in fresh RO/DI water for 7 minutes exactly. They, the nudi's, will fall off and you can flush them. I did this for 3 days in a row. I also used tweezers and picked them out when I saw...

Need a little help. My 3" tri colored open brain that I got last week appears to have some tissue death starting :confused: What can I do to stop this or help it in any way? I have him on the sand bed. All other corals including Clam (T. Deresa), and lobo brain are doing great. Should I...

Thanks for setting me straight Bang, I was under the impression that yyou would slow it down and remove the nitrite and ammonia that would help to build your biological filter. I stand corrected and wiser at the same time.

If the coral skeleton has a spine (as it appears in your picture you have it stabbed in the sand) put that in a crevice in your live rock or wedge it in between 2 pieces of LR.