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lucky for me i bought a orange linckia about a year ago and he is doing awesome.i got super lucky because i was unaware at the time of the acclimation procedure.i dripped him in over the space of an hour and a half.then of course i read the dire predictions of the resident seastar "expert" and...

well.the tank looks great.the only thing that you can do away with is those silly dale earnhardt jr posters in the background.

man i am glad i passed the impulse buying stage a long time ago.easier on the wallet........

my yellow was very unhappy in my 55.the dude is very active and i can tell the difference in his behavior since put into my hundred one year ago.swims from one side to the other all day long.with various darts of speed thrown in there.im my opinion,55 is too small.these fish love to swim.

my yellow tang is the oldest i have.he is 2 yrs old.first fish i got after tank cycled.

like thomas said,it is not a murderer.that is what anemones do.they capture and eat fish.end of story.this reminds me of posts that i have seen that say they bought a volitans lion and do not understand where their shrimps and cute little clowns are disappearing to.you would be well advised to...

i like las vegas on nbc mondays,awesome show.

i will say that the sailfin does not look real happy in the pic with him and the naso.

nope.not bad at all i dont think.but the folks who run this site seem to have the unfounded notion that someone who sells a coral now and then is going to run them out of existence.which in itself is kinda sad,seeing as how i have more coral in my 100 gallon tank than they have in stock.look at...

I also expect a stern reprisal.

Let's see how long it takes Ophiura to delete this post out of existence.It is now 6:40 PM Central time.The date is the 28th of Sept.

i have heard and read that uv sterilizers also kill off beneficial things for reef tanks.

i would think it is dead.usually the animals you spoke of are scavengers.they will eat dead creatures.

vin,i dig the red shooms with the white stripe.what kind are they and where did you find em?

if the tank has no fish i hate to tell you but what you need to do is leave it that way for at least two months to be sure the ich is no longer there and perished.i believe that is the life cycle of ich in a fishless tank.sucks but true.maybe ask around,maybe a month and a half.if you put fish...

Originally Posted by ophiura All should be spot fed...several, including the green brittlestar, are possible predators. Spot feeding may not prevent this...but leaving them to scavenge sure might lead them to try. uh my question is what is a "possible" predator?aint no such thing as a...

me neither

glad to help.it is an awesome site.

i do not add calcium.i drip kalkwasser once a week.i have targetfed it mysis but not too often.usually just let it get what it can get that is floatin around.

lol.i just counted and they have 110 corals listed yet only 26 in stock.the rest you can put on a "wish list".frustrating indeed.