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After doing some research on bristleworms everyone says they are pests and should be removed as they eat anemones, gorgonians, mollusks, feather dusters and clams. this is getting very confusing!

:D if you have just set up your main tank put the live rock in now and let the tank do it cycle

damn bristleworms have killed the turbo snail,had to buy a nifty little device to catch them before they kill the entire contents of the tank, total count 6 so far

yes me again! i have a regal tang which is supposed to be a vegetarian,but it refuses to eat anything other than brine shrimps ive tried feeding seaweed flakes pre-soaked in marine water but he just spits it out. Is this meaty diet going to do him any harm? thanks again

they are common clowns and a pink tipped anemone

typical! give a fish a new home and it ignores it. thanks. at what age may they start spawning dont know how old they are but they are about an inch and a half long.they were tank bred

:happyfish i have two clown fish and an pink tipped anonome but they wont go near it, it has been in the tank for about a month will they ever use it?

is that what they are called?good name! thanks for that

hi i bought some LR a couple of weeks ago and i noticed these pink things crawling in and out or the rock,can anyone tell me what they are? the only way i can describe them is that they look like pink catapillers with spikes on help!:confused:

no smell yet ive been told that some snails have trapdoors and can shut themselves in is this the case here?

:notsure: :jumping: hi i have a turbo snail which seemed perfectly happy 2 days ago but today it seems to have a hard casing over the opening of the shell. it looks like a blackish grey pebble it is firm to touch, is it dead?thanks nicky

:help: hi i have a seabray tank 48*15*22 with a external built in trickle filter, i have a eihem internal filter 2252. we are going to keep marines, invertebrates & live rock, will this filter be adequate?