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There's a very wide range of prices depending on the pattern on the clam and of course the size, but here are some estimates. BlueGreen Teardrop Maxima ~ $200-500 Black and White Maxima ~ $400-600 Blue Squamosa ~ $400-1200 (IF you can find one) Ultra Grade Electric Crocrea ~ $40 Here's some pics...

Any coral can safely touch others of the same species. I know fungias and cycloserises are ok touching each other also, but I'm not sure about heliofungias touching fungias or cyclos.

ditto ^

So the experiment is testing whether or not you can keep the anemone alive? I admit I've put anemones into almost brand new tanks and did fine, but you can hardly call this a viable experiment if you're serious.

I'd say it's one of the less brilliantly colored morphs of eagle eyes, but they may color up.

Originally Posted by sly65sally200 The link that was posted above did not have any advertisements to any outside competitors as per saltwaterfish rules. It was an informative website...not one that sales stuff. Why was it removed? *Link Removed*] lol way to just repost the link. Look at who...

Post your Ca and alk levels when you get the chance. The buffer adds to the alk and can be a problem if it's not watched carefully. You may not even need to add the buffer. Take a cup of water from your tank and stick it outside for 15 minutes. Then test the pH. The cause for low pH is often...

Originally Posted by candycane A crocea will burrow (most of the time given the space) until only it's mantle is hanging out of the top of the rock, that colorful part. So if you are going to place a 3" crocea on a piece of rock, keep in mind that crocea will get about 6-7" long most likely and...

Tulip anemones

Maybe juvenile Monacanthus hispidus, planehead filefish.

Other sites don't have to sell all of the exact same products to be considered competition, if that's what you were thinking.

I think the point that they're trying to make is that detritus shouldn't be collecting on the cap if it's getting a lot of flow. You may also consider using filter bags at the end of your overflow to catch some of the detritus.

Very nice Scolymia vitiensis.

You should thaw out and rinse frozen foods. Otherwise you'll be adding a lot of phosphates to your tank. I rinse everything with the exception of gelled foods. Thaw out a cube of mysids in a cup of water and test the water for phosphates. It'll be off the charts.

Purple LTAs aren't dyed.

Nope, I have not experimented with longer/shorter photoperiods at all. I just used the set it and forget it method.

I believe it's actually been 4 hours and 58 minutes. Anyways, I can't really say what's going to happen in the near future with your tank's lighting schedule as I don't know what has happened in the near past. I run my lights for 10 hours if that helps any.

Originally Posted by ClownFiSH11 I know a guy with some aussie zoas they are nice, but not amazing, but maybe the ones your getting are crazy! You mean mine?

I'll have to pass. I don't want to be responsible for so many people's corals. I can forsee a lot of problems if they die. Thanks for the thought though, guys and gals.

Nice pics bronco. The green ones in the last pic are the desert foxes that I got from Steve Tyree.