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It is hard to tell without being able to see it to scale. It looks similar, but what is in my tank, as compared to the picture, is much larger, but like I said it is hard to tell size from the picture. When I say large any one of the "branches" is roughly 3"-4" in length and probably as thick...

Thanks for the input.

Allowing it to heat is necessary, though I have never aerated mine.

I was wondering if anyone is familiar with the life in live rock. I have a curious white "thing" in my tank that resembles, for lack of descriptive skills, a skeleton's hand. It has several long, bony prongs, though it is not hard.

I have also stored premixed water for weeks at a time and never had a problem. I always recheck the salinity in case of evaporation (I live in AZ) and I check the temperature too. If it is frozen not only will it take time to thaw it will also take time to rise to a safe temp.

I have had a few different fish, but I have had a cardinal fish for three years and I am attached to it. When I bought it it was called a Bangai, but on this site they call it a Hifin or Buddha cardinal. It is alone in the tank now, the last tankmate it had was a tasselfish. It is a great fish...