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but don't get too friendly, touching them can get you a pretty nasty sting!

Well the sand also clouds up if it's moved by the powerheads so i have turned them off for now. Also it hasn't been cycling for a month because the rock was all cured and there isn't enough die off to start a cycle.

How do I do it?! I put 40 pounds in my newly set up 55 gallon tank and it's been in for a month. But every time i try to move the rock the sand dust clouds up the whole tank for a whole day! I have tried running filter pads and carbon but they don't seem to do any good. Also I don't want to...

hmm those palythoas are pretty rare, but the PPEs are totally not worth that much

haha that is great! though i suspect it is a trick...

You guys are horrible! Now some noob kid is gonna see this and end up with this exact same dream setup. though i do like the rock salt, nice touch

haha well which is worth more? $1400 worth of stuff, or many many years of argument leverage because of this day?

Well I would say that rectangles are better than bowfronts because bowfronts cost extra with the bent glass, if I am right.

hmm, I am thinking that if there is detritus stuck on the zoos, then maybe they need enough flow to get it off. will the stuff on the zoos come off easily? maybe a higher flow would help

is there any algae growing on or near them? that might collect air then it might float up to the zoos

does it have a sponge base, and then have long white strings? i think my lfs had some on their rocks, they said it was a harmless sponge though

I agree with Bama, those look great! I dont think you need to do anything different. for the few that won't open you might try placing them where more light hits them but they may just open on their own in time.

are you talking about the long stalks? If so you may want to place them closer to the lights and in less flow. What kind of lights do you have on them?

i have seen people use the clear hang on tank boxes that are used to hold fish. You would need two of them and some tubing. I hope this helps!

the tank is looking SWEET great job coral keeper!

I also fed my tank for the first time in a few weeks (it is all corals, no fish) so maybe they just came out of hiding for a shot at some plankton?

I just went to turn off my lights in the 20 gallon and saw what look like baby bristly worms. They were about .5 inch, blue and were wriggling in the current, there were maybe 5 that I saw! So did a momma bristle have some babies? Or are these even bristles? any input would be greatly...

I don't think you should worry about losing any hermits to the bristle. I have never had that happen or even heard of thet happening in a tank. Just make sure not to get friendly and try to pet one!

Originally Posted by Rotarymagic undergravel filters and crushed coral 4 life!!!! You can't keep coral in a home aquarium!!!!BIOBALLS!!!! Haha I feel pretty lame because i actually get that joke. Ah the world of SWF

nice puma collection haha that looks like a fun project!