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I have also had the same problems with me serpent starfish. It looked like his arms or arm was been nipped at by something. Not sure what it is but was sens cleared up so far. Has you star rejuvenated its leg back?? Also I had no issues with the parameters in the water...

Originally Posted by Marka1620 You might be able to use fishing line. Tie it lightly to the rock and place it in a low flow area until it secures itself. My xenias grow and attach very fast. I placed a piece of rock next to it about two weeks ago. I know have two big stalks on the new rock...

Originally Posted by Bronco300 xenia will be hard to move completely after on the rock...you can take a razor blade and cut its stalk, but whatever is left behind will grow again...i'd probably move the mushroom if i could...although that base will grow as well,lol....maybe if you can break the...

I have a Xenia Colony and it has attached itself to a rock in my tank. Well the question is how do I move him off of the rock because a mushroom that I have has come loose and attached itself behind the Xenia practically right on top of it. So how should I move Xenia???????

Originally Posted by Hogs Copperband butterfly. Look at your avatar. Ya I know now that it is just a picture I liked not my set up

Originally Posted by jtrzerocool Aiptasia. depending on the size of your tank... the CBB in your avitar eates them. Wha is a CBB

What are the two things in this picture??

I am trying to get some advise here does anyone no anything aout what I am asking?

I have a Clarkii Clownfish that hosted in my anemone (LTA) and I was wondering if I got 2 new Percula Clownfish and put the Clarkii Clownfish in another tank will the anemone host them?