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Live rock and live sand are a part of the overall biological fintration system in the tank. Without them you can probably have a successful tank but you will need some really good filtration. Aside from the filtration aspect they also provide a natural food source.

Originally Posted by touchthesky00 you seem like you know him pretty well. does he have a lfs. i live in the chicago area and am looking for a solid fish store Try Beyond the Reef in Schaumburg. They turned me on to Rods food and I think it works great.

syllidae I believe. From the description it sounds like I made the right choice. besides that my Xenia is very happy and spreading. Thanks for the site link I will be using that a lot.

The Xenia being in the tank, or removing the worm?

Hmmm well I guess I don't feel too bad then for removing it. My Xenia is much much happier without it there... Thanks.

I found a odd worm haning out in my small Xenia frag today, the coral was looking kinds PO'ed that it was there... So I pulled the piece out and removed the worm. I would just like to know what kind of worm it is. The picture may look like a bristle worm but I promise you it's not, I know them...

I have the BioCube skimmer in my 14 and I have been getting nothing but water for 2 weeks now. I even adjusted the bubbles to be at the top of the black collar and nothing.... So I rinsed the whole thing down last night with warm water and re-installed it. This morning I am seeing more foam...