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thanks Dogstar. I'm pretty sure the green chromis listed on this site are the bluegreen chromis. They are listed as the viridis species.

Are Blue-green chromis the same as green chromis. One of mine was an unfortunate victim of the overflow box and i wanted to buy another. This site has them listed as green. When I purchsed them locally they were called blue-green. All the information I read seems contradictory. Thanks...

thanks for the post... I've read over it before it was just unclear whether the top was needed or if the stalk would grow a new head. Seems like it will work, they are pretty hardy corals.

I have a leather (two actually... yellow fiji and long polyp) That are attached to small rocks and need to be moved because they are out growing the rocks. Should I try to pry them off or cut them off at the base with a razor? I planned to superglue them to larger rocks. If they are cut will...

I would prefer to trade for the xenia but if you don't have anything we can work something out, not looking for much. you can email me... mbrady79@hotmail.com

what are you looking for, I have lots of xenia

Thanks Goulding I'll give that a shot before the shrimp

I do have polyps... GSP and button polyps right now.

Thanks NM... should I go for two or three in the 55? The site says they like to be in groups.

I've heard of Joe's Juice and I'll use it on the larger ones, I haven't kept up on them and I have too many small ones to inject. Thought the peppermints might be a good alternative.

I am thinking of buying a few of these for my 55 to get ride of my aiptasia and just wanted to see if anyone has had a negative experience with them. I have a variety of corals that I don't want them to munch on and also a cleaner shrimp.

do a google search and go to the website

It's growing well for me, if you want to give it a shot I have more than enough...

Jim, At the moment I just have xenia and a few orange ricordea yumas. Nice tank by the way, i see you're all set with the orange rics. Let me know if your interested in any xenia... otherwise I was going to check out saltwaterparadise in tonawanda to see what they have.

Thanks for the offer, I was hoping to stay local and avoid all the shippnig nonsense. I'm from the other side of NY about 6 hours from you!

Just thought I would check to see if anyone has any of the above corals in the western NY area they would like to trade or sell before I ordered off the net?

Thanks all, now I just need to find one! Has anyone ordered from here? They don't specify green or brown and I'd really like the green torch.

I have a well established 55 gallon with descent lighting (2x175watt halides and 2x65 watt actinic pc's). I am trying to decide between a torch and a frogspawn. I know they are from the same family but is one hardier than the other? I'm leaning toward the torch. I don't see them in this area...

I ordered a bunch of astrea snails off this site and one of these was included, I guess they thought he was a snail. I've had it for over 7 months and he still still fairly small. Seems pretty much the same as the scarlet hermits, except it has smaller pinchers and is a beige color.

Bang, you are now a grandfather... the orange yuma frag I got from you last month just started to sprout another mouth. I'll try to post some pics, it is neon green, very cool looking. By the way this site does sell yuma's. Look under mushroom coral-ricordea yuma.