Search results

looks very similar to that. It has a small shell. tenticles. It does look like that. It came with my green closed brain. It was in the bag, not actually on the coral. But I am assuming it came from that. What do you think???

I was thinking that. It looks like a lettuce nuddi with a small shell. It looks a little more like a slug with a shell. I didn't realize it even had a shell. I can't get a pix of it. I will look for one on the net. thanks

Bottom line: Bought new coral, and a slug/snail was in the bag. Should I put it in my tank, or should I through it out??? Thanks

I found one at a LFS, that I am going to pick up. It will look great in my 180. I have a some algea on my back glass (which I can never get to when I am cleaning) maybe it could get it for me :D . Thanks for the help guys!!! It is much appreciated. I will post pix as soon as I get it...

I have finally decided to get one, because my levels are so good. My 180 has great levels, but I battled with the levels in my 46. I have some marine plants in there that have brought my nitrates down, to ZERO!! Occationally my nirates read 5. That is usually before I do my water changes...

I wouldn't want to waste the vodka, or worse get my fish wasted!!!!!

I have the perfect spot for it in my tank. I think I want the branching one. I am still researching them. I feed cyclopeez, so if it does get hungery the food is available. thanks, l babe

Thanks guys. I was just wondering. i had a blue tang, and I could not get it to eat. I had every kind of food you could think of. I feed my angel in my reef nori, and she LOVES that. So I figured the tang would love it!!! Now I just need to find one around here. Thanks guys, L babe

Thanks, I have cyclopeez for my fish, I didn't know if the corals would eat them. I just want to make them nice and healthy, so I was wondering if feeding them was a something I should start doing. thanks, lb

Last question for the day, what do you guys feed your corals, or do you feed them at all???

I am going to do an order on this site, and was looking at the hammer corals. There are two types. I want the one that is more like a finger coral. I know somewhere I read that one of them are a little harder to keep, then the other. Is that true?? I know the one at my LFS was like a thick...

I have been doing research, on tangs. I am still hooked on the kole tang. Anyone had luck keeping them? I heard that they have a different diet then most tangs. they are algea, and detritus eaters. I am thinking of picking one up. I would like to know if anyone has any experience with...

Your achillies is beautiful. The colors on it are so vibrant. Thanks for sharing.

here ya go, this pix does not do the fish any justice...

I LOVE the black, they are so beautiful. I saw one before, but it had ick so I did not get it. I like the sohals too, but I think that I would rather get a kole. I can't find one around here. I might do some driving to sting ray bay. I heard they have 2. I have never been there. I know it...

bump for ya

What is your favorite reef tang? I was looking at some the other day, and I really like the kole tang. I might put one in my 180. I did not have luck getting my last tang to eat, so I am a little leary. L babe

I am much to familiar with the battle of big fish, and nitrates. I could not imagine having them in a reef!! Thanks for the info!!!

That is what I thought. You are right, I should have used scientific names. I agree they would need more space, and the others are very difficult to keep. However I love the blue spotted rays, they are so beautiful.

My reef is only a 46, I would never put those fish in there. I just didn't think that you could put those aggressive fish in a reef tank. Although I have a hard time picturing a big, tough lionfish chewing on a mushroom. Cow fish are not the only fish that die and let off toxins. If you...