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Shrimps will not eat a brain coral. Crabs maybe?

Originally posted by tuningvis hmmm... it very well could be that .... thanks can anyone ID the shrooms mushrooms. :yes:

I tried super glue gel, but the piece is so big that doesn't hold it. I saw NMReef's tank and it looks like he used a type of epoxy/putty. I do not know, just trying to get an idea. BTW, the stuff I got said for aquamarine use, but I think it is referring to boats and the like. Keep a reefin'...

I finally got an orange monti cap over the weekend and I need to attach it to the LR in my tank. I bought some epoxy puddy from Loctite. Is this stuff reef safe? Does anyone know what to look for that might make a product such as this not reef safe. Any suggestions would be great. Keep a...

Looks like you stayed at Circus Circus?

Are you going to sell it?

Here's mine and is growing great under 2X175W 10K MH and 96W PC's.

That monti cap is awesome. Did you get it online or LFS??

Your tank is still young. No need for any drastic changes, like buying more equipment. Let the LMB and snails do their thing for a while. Keep check on all of your levels. Keep doing your water changes with RODI water at the rate your going at. The algea will go away. Mine did the same...

They grow up so fast.

Here are my polyps when I first got them.

Thank you very much. Here is a link to another one of my posts that show the progression of my brain coral. Brain Coral

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A clam will die w/o enough lighting. That is their main food source. Please stick with softies since they will do the best and also look the best under those lighting conditions.

I may be a little late with my post, but I agree with the sandbed placement. Have a look at mine!!

Originally posted by stuckinfla SSB.....dont like the deep. That could be the problem if you don't have adequete filtration by other methods. The DSB reduces some of the mechanical needs.

Thanks, bigarn. Niether of those were photoshopped in any way, but yet the coloration of the tank is so much different and more natural looking now. BTW, the tank is about nine months old.

Next is a shot from tonight.

This is probably a lame post, but I just took some pics for the aquarium of the month threads and noticed how much two of my first corals have grown in only two to three months. My lights went out before I could capture my star polyps but tomorrow they will be posted as well. For now my brain...

I have a pinktail trigger in mine and so far so good. I think he is developing an appetite for my hermits though. I also keep mine well fed, which I feel helps.