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Originally posted by toddpolish do you guys keep extra shells in your tank so they can swap into those instead of killing others???? :notsure: Yes they're all over but still doesn't stop them from wanting to go gangsta on other things in the tank.

Ok...I came home for lunch and to observe my RG. He has no more white spots on him. He's swimming fine. Yesterday he had a few spots on him and was rubbing up against the sand and rocks. None of that today. I've been watching him for the better part of an hour now. I don't have a cleaner...

Will do. Thanks.

I have both and they're ok with each other. The reds stay on left and blues on the right. But I did see the blue one over with a red and the red started to run. Just the other night one of my blues shell jacked my cerith and had dinner.

Originally posted by tony detroit two fish nets and all the rocks put in a bucket. You mean catching him correct? QT'ing the fish by itself will only fix the fish. The proper way is to QT the whole tank and the fish. you may want to post in the disease forum for more questions This is a...

How to get a royal gramma with ick out of your tank without tearing the whole thing apart?

Mine will try to catch them if they're near but never gets a hold of my fish. My Sally is just getting bigger and bigger but plays nice in the tank. Everyone keeps thinking I have spider in the tank.

My LFS out here had 3 of them in a Nano Cube. They were very colorful.

I bought a red brain and an open green brain. They were doing great the first week I had them. Then I did a water change and all the sudden they weren't doing so well. (My wife picked them out. So I keep telling her, her brains aren't doing to well. It's a good laugh). I checked my water...

I only see mine get like that at night. Usually looks like this all day.

Guess you just have to have luck with them or the right ones. I have both blue and red in my tank. 3 of each that have survived. It was interesting to see the red one back off from the blue. The red was even a little bigger than him. They don't mess with any of my snails either.

Sand sifting star fish are peaceful ones to have. I haven't seen my green go after any fish or other critters in my tank. The only time I saw him eating anything is when everyone in the tank was feasting on my cleaner shrimp. But just recently he lost the end of one of his legs.

frozen brine. My marron gold stripe loves it.

Mine was doing a good job of staying in one spot for a while. But now he's moving around but in the same location. I wouldn't worry. The clowns will find a way to get to him. Mine always seems to do it.

Originally posted by waterfaller1 It looks to me like your big momma toadstool had a baby!! That's what I was thinking but wasn't sure. There's two leathers attached to that rock. Now I'm going to have a third.

Yeah I know that. I've found a couple that I've already killed. I try to kill most of them in the refuge. I keep a very close eye on my tank and the refuge. This one doesn't look similar to the ones in my refuge. what's in the picture seems to have a thicker body athat is not see through...

I'm not quite sure what this is. I really don't think it's aiptasia unless it's a different kind but I know what that looks like because I have it in my refuge. I hope this picture is clear enough. I took a few and this seem to be the best one.

Aren't they all in seperate bags?

Is it possible to detach a soft coral from a rock without harming it or causing it too much stress. Here's what it looks like.

I usually see my CBS eat the hermit molts. I figured someone else is eating the CBS molt.