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check your salinity levels and if they are low than put some more salt in it

If you know how to put the pics on your computer than it's simple from there. When posting a reply there is a link below the type box that says,"Manage Attachments" click on that and click on browse. When you click on browse it will show your files, then you select which pic you want to put in...

awesome post some pics.

I guess the dentist in "Finding Nemo" was just lucky

Originally Posted by premilove this is the second spot they moved into since thursday..that's not a prob right? They might just be trying to find that certain spot. I wouldn't worry about it too much unless they start looking or acting sickly.

this is me last year being dumb in the park

I agree with bang guy. Plus they might be a little stressed out

Originally Posted by OceanLover When I get a free-floating ricordia, they tend to float around in the aquarium and end up somewhere they are unhappy. So I take a very small bowl (sort of like a condiment dish or salt cellar), add a couple teaspoons of the sand in it, and then put in some rock...

the little starfish that you have can reproduce asexually so watch out for that

I have no idea dude. Do you target feed your hermits? I do sometimes, so that might help. I just set up my 8g a while ago and I have 3 hermits in mine which is one too many,I think, but they seem to do fine.

yea I would just remove the sand if it's such a hassle.

that's awesome

Ok, cool, I thought maybe the Biocube lights weren't good enough for frogspawns

oh. I figured that was the problem, but I didn't know because the Biocubes don't really have a lot of flow

I recently got 1 ricordea and it keeps moving on me for some reason. It came attached to my rock but when I came home today it had dettached itself from it and was squeezed in between two rocks. What to do?

I love the rock work!

thanks everyone for the help. And thanks, DeMartini, I'll have to get a frogspawn now.

yea I know it's like 20 F here too. I'm cold, but at least my tank is warm. so, what are you doing?

get to big for a 8g, because I know they like little flow and low light so I thought one of them would be great for my biocube

what's a good anemone for my 8g biocube? I'm thinking about getting a stripeless clown.