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thats a great picture!!!! what do you use for your camera?

Originally Posted by camfish Well, the piece of rock that it was on was REALLY small, so i was able to suck the entire thing up. I am going to get a shrimp just in case their are any more. what kind of shrimp eats them?

not sure if this is helpful or not but I read this in the new hobbyiest area... 4 hours seems pretty quick Curing Process for Live Rock There are many different ways to cure live rock. Two methods we recommend include: Method A The curing process of live rock for the established display...

well thank you for the great responses!!! I guess I will not get a featherduster because i do not have a reef tank :) any other suggustions?

has anyone here used the Hydor ETH In-Line External Heater if so what did you think about it? I have not had to use a heater yet for my tank it stays around 75.5 degrees all day long not much variation pretty happy about it, but i still want a good heater so I dont have to worrry about a sudden...

the reason why I ask is because I saw a picture on this site of some guys tank that had a LCD right underneath and he called it a life alert or something odd like that, had temp, salinity, and a few other vital things... not really sure. I have been searching endlessly for it again

possibly can you PM a link to one if you can find it?

Originally Posted by Marvin Willis i've went every where looking for it!!! I went to my lfs they sell the RO filter but its 99$ and im a 16 year old teen so i didnt have that much at the time! for the most part its either .49 C a gallon or .99 C a gallon or you can invest in everything you...

Originally Posted by goldrush If the picture you posted is what you have, Yes it's Aptasia. It will spread. Try and rid yourself of it. There are many ways. Read some previous posts. well thats what i am confused about i read the deffinition of these things and they seem to come in many...

particles in the water cause nitrates dont they? so indirectly they help with nitrate levels on a super small scale? anway how do you take care of a feather duster and what not. what are they not compatible with?

thanks! I know what to test for lol but thanks... I was just curriuos what methods of testing you guys prefer, I use the liquid with the test tubes, for some reason the nitrite mixture stuff really bothers my hands if i get it on me, get real itchy and red. I was just curious because i am...

Originally Posted by goldrush As I explained earlier, A Kalk past injected into the neck-GONZO !! if you were answering my question, do you think that is what I have though? they are bout the size of an eraser of a pencil... ill try and get pictures?

what do you use to test your water? including ammonia and nitrates ect.?

Thanks man I have been curious to whats all the hype about!!! I use the IO and I like it a lot. easy to use and quick. question for you though... Is there a system out there that has a way to tell you are SG/salitiny/temp/or any other things on one LCD or something?

Originally Posted by lion_crazz They also eat dead skin cells, which is what they tend to pick off your hands. if you have a cut beware it kind of hurts when the pick at it!!! lol

I love how it looks! I was thinking of a snowflake until I saw this guy!!! yes I would like to know how much too!!!

reading this post has got me a little worried it sounds like these things are pests and i think I may have picked one up from a friend that gave me a chunk of live rock :( i am having trouble taking a good picture of it becuase its clear!!!! but I found this picture on google and it looks...

Currently I have a mature 75 gallon tank with -medium lion fish -2 large clowns -1 cleaner shrimp which so far lives great with the lion -8 snails -1 bristle worm (hitch hiker from a friend :( -2 anemone -1 large hermit I want to put some cleaner inverts in there like clams or featherduster...

when I started my 75 gallon I just mixed RO water 5 gallons at a time in a home depot bucket and added about a full Ikea cup (lol) each 5 gallons for the first few dumps into the tank. with each bucket I heated up the RO water to about 100 degrees to help disolve the salt. When the water was...

That is the same story with my Saddle back Clown fish and my Maroon clown fish.. the saddle back found my Anemone within minutes of the anemome being added to the tank... the maroon took about a day to get it her anemone after I added it, seemed as if she made a round around the tank and ran...