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Certainly not an expert, but here is what I did with my 180... I have both returns going into the sump. The sump has my skimmer, heater, media, etc. I have a small pump going to the Fuge, and the water from the Fuge falls back into the Sump...I probably would change a few things if I had it to...

Originally Posted by kjr_trig Fantastic Nice to see the Pinktail in a reef. I actually tried a Sargasium at first (I got LFS to get me one for $100) It looked great, but never would eat. I tried everything, including live shrimp, but nothing. The Pinktail eats like a hog. He eats anything...

Originally Posted by Hammerhed7 great looking tank, surprised the cleaner shrimp isnt lunch with the tusk, trigger, hawk, and lion To be honest, I'm surprised too. It was in the tank first and is pretty big. The shrimp was always picking at my yellow polyps, so I had made up my mind I wouldn't...

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Thanks for the compliments. Here are a couple of full shots and view more with coral...

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First time putting up pictures, so I hope they come out okay... Let me know what you think, thanks

Rock anemone. I've actually seen those for sale

the female is the larger of the two

Thanks for the replies. I guess it could be a sponge, but the texture of the body is more fleshy than sponges I've seen. There is another small one about three inches from where I saw that one. My polyps started to disappear so I started to wonder. It hasn't moved since I've been monitoring...

It was on a rock underneath my polyps. It is round with what looks like little spines coming from it. Any Ideas? Thanks in advance

Yes, its growing nicely. I hand feed it a piece of Krill a couple times a week.

AHA......It took some time, but it turns out this is a simple rock anemone. They even sell them here.

i discovered mine has a taste for polyps. I couldn't believe it. I must have the only fox face who has a taste for polyps

They are neat, but very expensive. About $16 - $25 depending when you go. A good place to check is Jeff's Exotic Fish 115 West Victoria Street, Gardena, CA 90248 He has nice sales on Saturday

When I started my Nano at work, the first thing I added was a cleaner shrimp. The second thing I added was a purple pseudochromis. Im not saying any names, but the next day...NO shrimp

okay, here is another clue; it seems to have a symbiotic(sp) relationtionship with a crab that lives next to it. Anymore guesses? Someone has have to seen this before

Thanks for trying lovethesea. Thats not quite it though. I guess I'll keep looking.

I dont think its a duster because there is no tube and it does not retract into anything. I would guess its in the anemone family based on its fingers, the way it closes up, and the way it eats. Very interesting animal indeed. I just wanna make sure its not harmful to anything in my main...