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Umm....yes. From my experiences diving, I'd say that the current is excessive. :eek:

What does the SeaChem Reef Dip do??

I'm actually not really sure...sorry. *bump*

Maybe he was scared of the picture of the clown hosting?? Maybe in his warped little clown mind the other clown was competition and he was afraid to host the anemone for fear the clown might get mad?? Maybe...lol. :D

One of your fish or inverts might devour those tasty little eggs. Besides, even if they hatch, their chances of surviving in your aquarium with other inhabitants are slim to none. Good luck though! :D

The nassarius' I have in my tank are definitely larger than inch. Maybe an inch and a half...or a little less.

Well..it sure LOOKED like a PBT and it was definitely larger than 9 inches regardless of the mask or not!!! And when looking at pictures after the fact it is hard to judge size because you don't have the luxury of something size concrete to compare it to. It's just like looking at a picture of...

But as for what the urchin was doing...it sounds like he was releasing gametes...which shouldn't be harmful. Maybe he was just responding to the electric shock as well??

You're not serious are you?? About flushing the Pearlscale???? :mad: Why didn't you euthanize it or give it to someone who wanted it. That is not a humane method of removing a fish simply because you couldn't control it. It was just carrying out its instincts as it does in the wild...why...

Nope...not an orange linkia, but they look very similar. It's an Orange Sea Star alright. There are but a few differences between the two, however. The Orange Sea Star usually only gets up to around 3 inches and usually responds better in the captive environment and is easier to care for than...

In addition to all of those great suggestions, you might want to consider a UV sterilizer. They can rid of many types of bacteria which can cause infection. They aren't generally considered a good idea with reef tanks, however, as they also kill beneficial bacteria and other little organisms! :yes:

Definitely looks like a nassarius to me...how long is it in inches??

Ok, I'm not trying to fuel the fire or anything...but I just wanted to input something I saw less than a week ago while diving in Hawaii. Needless to say...it was a Powder Brown Tang who was easily a foot and half long. Would you put that fish in your 75 gallon?? Neither would I! (I'll post...

Definitely a sebae in my opinion....

Well, you can have it, if you want. I purchased another kind today...good luck with your future tank! :)

Hmm. Sounds like a sebae considering the coloration...different color tips and all. As far as suction cups...that sounds a little strange. All of the sebaes I've ever kept or seen have the one single foot like most other anemones. Maybe it is splitting and has two feet at the moment???

Bristle worms really are great scavengers and an asset to a tank...they just become worrisome when they get very large. Otherwise, I don't really see how they'd be a problem.

Brittle stars are generally reef safe...at least I've never had a problem with them. Great detritus eaters also...but they do tend to hide a lot. Why don't you guys try an Orange Sea Star. They're very pretty and stay out in the open a lot. I've never seen mine mess with my corals one bit...

Mild?? Everytime I looked in my tank they were either fighting with each other, harassing a scarlet, or eating one of my snails. They're mean, if you ask me... :yes:

haha...that's great Bill. :D