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You have a stunning tank!

What kind fo lights? stock?

False Percula Clownfish

kenyas, xenias, all grow very fast and are low maintenence. Zoanthids come in every color formation available and are easy too. Mushrooms, and some LPS are pretty easy too.

I work part time at a pet store...ha

I guess it just depends on whether you're gonna risk it...

It wont harm fish, but you couldnt keep anything else, no clean up crew, no corals, nothing. And it stays in the water.

how many polyps does each frag consist of roughly?

They move around searchign for a place that best suits their requirements...such as lighting, flown, rock structure, etc.

I like the blue tang in the 36! Lol, I'm guessing he is going to be packing his bags for the 180? :)

You should contact your local beurough (whack me for sp.) and ask them the statistics of the water quality.

I just meant so that he/she could see that it was in fact a dead coral skeleton...It's not a problem in the tank i just meant it might be cool...

Are you talking about corals or like a cleanup crew?

Here is a pic...after im guessing about 3 months...used to have about 3 holes now it has im guessing 6...? Where can I get the oyster eggs?

Ok, I have another q. Is it ok to replace my 50/50 bulbs with bulbs of a different spectrum?

Anemones are mobile creatures and can sting other corals, but I would say that shrooms are the safest with them. And anemones move slowly so if you're around and worried about them you can just keep an eye on the anemone.

wow Thomas, where did all of the anemones go?!? lol It looks great I woudl be willing to buy or trade you for one of them if you still have them. (In case your looking for places for them) Shane

Most definetly a dead coral polyp. Looks pretty small though, try to pull it out.

Nice tank Feixjei! Hows the cb doing in there?

Awesome!!!