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Xenia also like some nitrates but you still need to get the nitrates way down, IMO at the level you are now you are going to "burn" even some of the hardier corals.

My Zoo: CoCoa our "Ewok", Sheba the queen of the house, Rainbow our Gecko, and our "Flock" of feathered friends.

Also test your water source, test before mixing the salt. Might be your water source has nitrates. I would also recommend testing for phosphates those are probably high to. What substrate are you using? If you are using CC I would switch to sand. I spent years trying to get my nitrate down and...

Just so you know you are not the only one to mistake one bottle for another, a friend of mine spent the night in the hospital because bottles of nail glue are the same shape and size of the re-wetting solution for contacts! It wasnt pretty!

Fairy Wrasse here is a pic of ours a Redfin.

My "ewok" dog, CoaCoa.

I guess the best way to describe the way my 35 gal hex i setup is - I put a stonehenge type circle up and then laid a piece on the top to create an "open" cave in the middle. The fish really seem to like it. Plus my lower light corals have a nice placement for their needs but I still get a good...

New to the Zoo!! And just had Bob white quail chicks hatch tonight. I'll get pics later after they dry. They are the size of a quarter.

I think its a sponge if I remember correctly.

Hopefully you will have more of these guys, they really are good for the tank.

Do a search for Stomatella it sounds like what you have and these are good guys.

I wish you were closer my son has one already and is trying to find some. He wants to try breeding them.

Medic79, I'm with you spiders really creep me out, but I had an Arrow Decorator crab that I absolutely loved.

Lunare Wrasse love Shrimp, thats their favorite food. Seriously, Lunare Wrasse are one of my favorite fish. I had one for 3 years with a snowflake eel. Needless to say no crabs or shrimp living in that tank. Lunare's are also territorial so be careful what you do put in with it.

I would bet the Pistol Shrimp, mine used to "steal" my mushrooms to decorate his burrow. I only have mushrooms high in my tank now where he doesnt mess with them.

Yes they are Stomatella snails the good guys!

Drew - the second pic looks like a torch not a frogspawn - JMO

Depending on the size of the pistol they are quite loud. But after awhile you really get used to the sound you dont really notice it. As for digging it is a continuous process they really don't ever quit. I havent had mine topple any big structures of liverock but have to continually rescue...

Here's mine

My Merletti and Frogspawn