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Ok well, Maybe nobody knows, but that was the package that really cleaned my tank really nice.

This probabaly isn't the right place for this question but does anyone know what ever happened to the "BIG BOY REEF PACKAGE" that Saltwater.com used to offer?

Thanks Waterfaller1 and Jugger Cool Pictures. I've had a brain for about 3 weeks and didn't know they needed to be fed anything. I'll make sure I do it tonight. I have silversides Do I just chop them up a little and place them on the brain? Should I do it after lights are off or is it ok to...

does anyone have a photo of a brain with it's tentacles out? I'd like to see it.

Is that because it feeds off of whatever is in the water? I notice that my mushrooms get quite large after I dose with the stuff. They can go from the size of a quarter to the size of the bottom of a 20 OZ bottle of pop (or soda whichever you prefer to call it.)

Sterling Your tank looks GREEEAAAATTTT!!!:cheer: :cheer:

I've had that problem too. That's how mine looks when it's starting to die. Hopefully that is not your problem. Do you feed it. I use DT's phytoplankton and by the next day it looks better.

flat edge razor blade peels it off easily

What about a fresh water dip? Has anyone ever tried that with this kind of problem? I did it with my hammer head coral when it was having problems like that. It seemed to help get rid of the dead tissue. Opinions please. G

Hi Aegiale, I don't know how much I can help, but I believe if you use carbon it should help get the brownish/yellow tint out of there. I keep a bag of carbon in my tank 24/7. Some people just add it now and then. Gina

MIDWEST REEFER Where you at in Illinois?

I have had 2 different times when the hair algae got out of hand in my 125 g. It was so bad that all you could see was "green." The first time I bought a clean-up crew from this web site as I hardly had anything. I used a toothbrush to clean the live rock and removed as much by hand as I could...

I don't know about the anemone but I do believe that the algae on the bottom right IS hair algae. I had a problem with it myself and finally have it cleared up. Good luck. By the way, don't let it get out of control. It doesn't take long for that to happen.

I agree, I'm just starting to figure out how to use the subscriptions,postings and adding pictures.

HEre's a pict. of my tonga. I have 3 or 4 pieces you can see two of them here. My anemone had occupied one of them for a while before moving on to it's next location.

I was wondering that too. Last few threads I posted I didn't get e-mails either.:notsure:

Yosemite! Cool Picture. When I have time I'm going to try to get some pictures like that too.

Thanks Foxthorn, Who do I send the e-mail to ? and did you build your own? I'm not very handy when it comes to things like that. Was it relatively easy?G

thanks! I'll try it.

well maybe it's more detailed then, the only thing different is the distance I was from the tank and maybe the zoom. That explains it I think. G