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If you want to get rid of the hair algae try a long-spinned urchin.. the work wonders on hair algae.. HTH

If you want to have an angel in your reef tank try dwarfs.. but be careful with them and keep an eye on your brains and clams.. they love to much on those

they say puffers arent reef safe for the reason of eating hermits, snails, and shrimp. i have yet to hear of one doing serious harm to a coral.

yea my buddy who started working there said it was a really nice store with some cool set-ups... he said it was way better than the place i work at..

hey murpph was the place called vivid.. if so my buddy who just quit worrking at the fish store im at to go work there..

any updated pics?

good job man.. beautiful tank.

teresa that looks like a gorilla crab.. its harmful to other inhabitants good thing u moved it into the fuge..

it looks like ur tank is not level... u might want to get that checked out before ur right plane of glass or acrylic gets blown off

not sure but it looks like its just releasing waste... someone here will know for sure though..

yea i hope u know what that sea apple is capable of doing to ur tank..

i've just noticed something in my tank that looks just like this but it was green? is it good or bad? any experts...

Originally posted by Dogstar The yellow tang looks starved !!! Please feed it a lot of NORI ( the dried seeweed sheets ) no it doesnt.. in fact it looks really good

coral beauty..

Originally posted by avbryce1 I still dont think we are 100% shure on this one looks like a type of scyolima(sp.?)

i've read that a cleaner will clean any fish it can get to and the fish will mostly enjoy it but there has been cases were a grouper or trigger will eat the shrimp after the cleaning..

u guys dont need to be feeding ur zoo's there fine with just lighting.... also i dont think that they can even eat food...

it may just be me but it sounds like u dont have enough lighting for him...

u sure that its ur clown thats nipping them and not each other....

dont worry about them there just pods.. perfectly normal.. many fish do eat them, all the fish in my tank go around munching on them... they are a good sign to have in ur tank...HTH