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I'm in California and I just went to Long's Drugstore and asked the kind woman at the [hr] counter for a syringe and she sold me a package of 10 for $3.29.

Thanks Petjunkie. I am a really new to reef tanks so I am learning each day. Thanks for pointing out that yellow polyps are not zoanthids. Nano REefer- I would still check your "green zoo rock" for white spots or nudis. Hopefully someone will have some additional ideas for you.

White spots on zoos may indicate zoo pox. I had a similar problem and I lost a colony to what I thought was zoo pox. I dipped all of my zoos in lugols but I still lost one colony. As soon as I threw it out all of the frags seemed to open up more. You can check out the zoaid site to get a picture...

Thanks ophiura! You guys are the ones who turned me on to it.

Does he have a refractometer? That is what I got my BF for Christmas. It is used for measuring salt and costs about $50. It is much more accurate than a hydrometer. The clear plastic is the hydrometer and the tube thingy is the refractometer. If you want a place to order it online just pm me.

Originally Posted by reefkprZ sorry to disagree TopFins but it is definatly not euphyllia divisa (branching frogspawn) it is what the original poster called it Euphyllia parancora (hammer coral). I do agree TopFinsthat I wouldnt worry about it, unless you see obvious signs of dicoloration that...

Originally Posted by TopFins-MJ Don't sweat it, it does that sometimes. What you have there is a branching frogspawn. I have the same one and when it is trying to branch it inflates that much. Just make sure you do not mess with it. Thanks TopFins-MJ I was hoping someone had seen something...

Any ideas at all? BUMP

I am a newbie too, but I have learned so much by coming to this board and reading for hours. You have to first decide what type of tank you want to have- fish only or do you want to have corals, an anemone, clams as well. The type of tank determines what type of lighting you need.

Yes, unfortunately your tank is too small for a blue hippo. I wanted one too, but I only have a 55 gallon which it too small as well.

http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n.../octnew138.jpg (The bubble is located in the lower middle of the photo of the coral) I have had my hammer for about 3 weeks and lately I have noticed that it looks like 2 of the "arms" have blown up into what looks like a single balloon or bubble gum...

I had some zoas that were not looking very good last week. I took out the frag, turned it upside down in a tupperware container of my tank water, and shook it. Out he popped- Darn Banana Back looking Devil. About 2 days later the zoos look 100% better. Now it looks like I have zoo pox on a large...

What a beautiful stand! I love the crown moulding. I am going to have to show my mom and see if it will inspire her to do one for me! Congratulations, I can't wait to see it filled.

You are so creative! I wish I would have thought of that!

I am hooked! I can't believe how good they look today. I can't wait for something to grow so I can frag it Thanks for your responses!

I would like one please. Here is my email. stephanieynzunza@hotmail.com

I just fragged the zoos that were sucked up in my powerhead. Your video gave me the confidence to do it.

I appreciate your response. I just bought some superglue, gloves and reef disks. So I'm hoping for the best.

About 2 weeks ago we bought a colony of zoos. Last night about 20 polyps were sucked up to the powerhead. What should we do? We tugged on them slightly but they won't come out. Would it be possible to frag them? I am new to saltwater and would appreciate any help. Is it destroying my tank as I...