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As far as other life being out there, I say it is a definate probibility, considering how humoungously big the universe is. Now, about the whole 'how old is the world', carbon dating is proved to work because it is being tested all the time. Take a leaf, for instance. When you pluck it off the...

About the death penalty, IMO death is not as bad as being a prisoner for your entire life, cut off from everyone, cut off from what makes life worth living, knowing that this is what the rest of your life will be like. That being said, I do not like the death penalty. The perpetrator should...

blondie_00, as long as you take it slowly, your tank will look good. I am still working on the hair algea

Kind of low quality, but you get the picture

If you have a skimmer, I heard some advice about not running it all the time.

BTW, does anyone know what species that crab is? It doesn't seem to match anything in my invert book. :notsure:

grumpygils, I read somewhere that alveleopora has 12 tentacles per polyp. this coral has 24 tentacles per polyp, which my book says is the mark of a goniopora. I could be wrong, though

Thanks all for the feedback! I got the system last winter ( near christmass), and it only says:nano cube 24. I am guessing non-jbj. This is the stock lighting, too.I have'nt even changed the bulbs However, i really want to mod the lights in to that new HIQ set-up. However, I think my...

Well, a lot of good info ! I think this is goniopora, first of all because the coral definately retracts in to a hard, flat skeleton. No lumps or tubes, only protrusion in the fleshy polyps. I do not have any skimmers, but I do have a very deep sand bed ( 2-4 inches). This seems to account for...

I have a green brittle star with a leg span of over a foot, and it has not eaten any of my snails, my crab, my fish, or my coral.

i don't know, they seemed to sting my rosta leather until the tentacle closed up

here's a better pic, but it is far back in the back so I can't get a better pic

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okay, so here it is! sorry to those who have already some of these pics inhabitents had for- 2 sunset clowns(8 months) 1 unidentified hitchhiking crab(9 months) 1 brittlestar,green, no pics (4 months) frogspawn(3 months) acan echinata(1 month) star polyps(6 months) 2 mushroom colonies, 1 red, 1...

Thank you all for the feedback! I'm sorry I did'nt post more info, but here it is- -there is a hard skeleton that the coral retracts in during the night when it is disturbed -the polyps have connected tissue that swells up -the coral has been in my tank for 9 months. this photo is one of two...

This coral came on my live rock(uncured) and is doing very well. It's entire tissue swells up during the day.

Thanx alot efishnsea! :joy:

I had a colony of green fuzzy mushrooms turn white and melt on me for no apparent reason. after a while, I moved them to the back corner, and they are doing really well. I read that mushrooms will sometimes do this if the flow is too high :notsure:

Wow, Awesome echinatas My LFS had a batch of around five or six echinata colonies, all mislabeled "closed Brain/favites", but oddly enough the person who helped me knew exactly what they were and what they need to do well. I naturally picked the most interesting colony, but none of the...