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those are some really nice grandis as well.

I really mean a .50 cent piece. they are simply amazing and huge. I havent seen them on line any where. Oh and the orange polyps are called super novas. I just got the name from the guy that bot them.

Well I thought I would post a pic of one of my newest finds. I traded a local guy for these and I am very happy with them. They are about the size of a 50 cent piece when extended. Let me know what you all think. Oh and these orange and black palys, if there is a name for them please let...

I like them, for $25 I dont think you got a bad deal.

It for sure lookis like a seahare. I find them good, one thing you could do is put it in your sump or fuge if you have one and see when It gets a bit larger. But It does look like a baby seahare

They are nice I like them but as said above I dont think they are either

not bad, not hte best deal out there but if it is local and they look good then I would pay that. Tubbs are usually around $5 bucks and GPE are probably around 5-6 dollars. So its a pretty good deal in my opinion

It is unclear to me but are you wanting to cut the head off then take another chunck from the stalk? It would work but I dont think I would frag it that way. I would cut the top off and then cut the head into 2 to 4 pieces. Your way would work I would just do it a bit different.

I have a standard 75 gallon with 6 54 watt T-5's over it and it has a clam on the sand bed. also growing sps on the sand as well. Its a crocea

I find that I like palys more because of the size of them. As for easier they both have there ups and downs. The main difference between them is that palys you can spot feed and they will eat and zoos wont. Or at least that is what I have been told. I have fed phyto and the zoos caught it...

I was just wondreing if you are selling and shipping or trading those palys? What kind of lights are you running?

Hey nice looking tank. Just wondering on your lighting? Are you using 150,175,or 250? and what kind of supplimental lighting?

I really like the pattern on that clam. Congrats. you got a really good deal if you are asking me. Nice pick up. Just a heads up I would examine it very closely to make sure there arent any pyrimid snails on it. They are pretty common on clams. They will eat him alive. Just check him out...

Ok do you know if they will reproduce in the tank? Also are there any down sides to getting one? I know that some nudibranchs are very potent if they have an experience with a power head

So how many should I get if this is the way I should go? I have a 75 gallon that has quite a bit in it. Ill get a picture really quick to show you. http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...0/100_0041.jpg Its all along the rock work in the back, and along the whole tank, in alot of places.

I have been fighting the dreaded bryopsis for the last 3 months or so and I am really getting frustrated. I have kept my mag up above 1500 because I have read many articles that state that if you do so the bryopsis will die off. Well I have done this and with no success. I am useing a two...

Well I just started to run carbon in a reactor, I was just running it in a high flow area, I just did a water change. I just ordered some lugols and hopefully I find that there is a stupid little flat worm or something. I just need an answer. But everything else looks awsome polyp extention...

Well come to think of it I just did add some fresh phosphate sponge in my reactor, but I was running that before. Other then that no. Parameters are normal. I changed bulbs in January and everything that has a problem was in the tank when I changed the bulbs. I did do a 10 gallon water...

I have a few colonies that look like they are resessing and I was wondering this, when corals usually bleach or die they turn white and dont have any polyp extentions right? The ones that i have looks to be the tips are resessiing and but the polyps are still out it is kind of wierd. What...

I didnt read the whole article but I read most of it. If you have corals you are kind of stuck unless you like to add chemicals to your tank. They claim that they have no ill effects, and many people have good success with chemicals but there are quite a few horror stories about people loosing...