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The first one is probably a M. setosa (nice find!). The palys look like organisms to me. I'm not sure about the last one. Wait until it grows out more then ask again.

Ditto ^ I've shipped several sponges and I just make sure there's no air inside the bag.

I don't quite understand. What are you hoping the dead clams are going to do for you and do you really think your LFS would want to buy dead clams off you?

stomatella snails

It looks fine to me. There's a little vermetid snail on the left side in the second pic slightly blocking the mantle, but you can easily break that tube off.

There's no such thing as a truely bioluminescent coral. There's corals that'll look like it under actinics, but they're not bioluminescent. If that's what you're after, then look for green, yellow, orange, and red corals.

Those are either small polyps or big hermits. :) I also compared them to the size of the mysids. If the polyps are larger than I think, then it's probably an acan lord.

I'd say neither. Judging by the size it could be Micromussa amakusensis.

I'm really confused. What are you selling?

All tridcanca clams do. It's actually the zooxanthellae within the clams' mantle that feed off the nitrates though, but unless you have many clams it's not an effective way to export lots of nitrates.

They don't look like they're in that bad of shape at all. The candycane looks like the recession happened a while ago and it's already on the rebound.

You may have found the in-sump version. Does it look like this?

SWF.com has a pretty big ORA stock. Was there something you were looking for that they didn't have here?

lol no I was being serious. Cyclo is just short for cycloseris

Sure, I'd pay $75 right away to add that cyclo to my collection.

Tridacna clams do in fact have eyes, but not eyes like us or a fish to see a picture. Sometimes a single clam will have a couple thousand eyes. They can detect changes in light, colors, and also movement. The eyes can look like small black dots, often around the edges of the mantle. IME with...

Bristle worms are very often mistakenly blamed for the death of a clam when they actually just show up after the clam is already dying or dead.

Nice derasa!

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/271968/nonphotosynthetics

As long as the temperature is fine then there's no problem with having a 150 watt halide over a 6 gallon tank. It's about the distance, not the size of the tank. I have corals 3" deep under halides in a 30 gallon. It's exactly the same as corals 3" deep in a 6 gallon. As Guy asked, what corals...