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Originally Posted by Tang Luver Nice pictures! Okay, the name is on the tip of my tongue, and this is going to bug me; in the 4th picture down, what is the fish that's over in the rocks (not the clown)? Hi there, that is a green mandarin dragonette. I have had him for a year.

Originally Posted by My Way How long have you had the Nudi in there? He has only been in there for 3 days. i just got him from SWF.com. I dont know how well he will do, I read he is an omnivore. I guess time will tell.

Originally Posted by Spartan78 can you post a picture of the nudibranch? Sure, here ya go. Isnt he neat?

Originally Posted by KOgle I noticed you had a madrin in there that looks fat.... Yes he is super super fat!! :cheer: I have live rocks in my sump down below that I think helps keep my supply of pods and microfauna up for him. He also chows down on frozen brine shrimp ***)

Originally Posted by mystic7 What was it, a foggy day when you took these? ;-) Open your aperture or speed up your shutter, you're overexposed. Luckily your tank skills are far above your photography skills. Nice tank! Yes I agree my photography skills are very lacking.

Originally Posted by Durabane Thanks Thomas Have 135# of live rock scooters eats whatever he can get in his mouth watched him suck stuff out of the rocks as well as any food I put in the tank. But the Dragons I have seen at the LFS have all been just swimming around the tank are they burrowers...

This is my first tank (90G) and it has been running for a year and a half now. In it I have a rose anemone with Maroon clown, a yellowtail puffer, 2 damsels, a juvenile emporer angelfish, a large yellow tang, a green mandarin dragon (which eats frozen brine along woth copepods :thinking: ) and a...

Originally Posted by scarr105 The Nudi will eat algae. Go by some Algae sheets and a clip. I had one of these before I had to shut down my tank because I was moving. It would climb the glass and sit on the Algae sheet everytime I put it in the tank. Mine stay on the glass most of the time...

I'm not really sure about the nudibranch eating worms or not. I definatly have a ton of bristleworms if he wanted those that would be great. I guess I will have to read up in my books and find out for sure what he likes. Day 2 for the Emporer and he is doing great!!!!

Yes I was very impressed, the emporer was my first purchase from this site. I will buy again for sure. they sent him yesterday and he arrived today and he is already happy as he can be.

I dont know where you are located but I am in Richmond, Va. and there is a local salt water fish store call Atlantis that has a bunch of tiny hippo tangs (dorie). By tiny I mean the size of a fingernail.

Yes at least that is what I understand. Anyone let me know if I am wrong.

Here is my maroon clown and rose anemone and a picture of two others begging to have thier picture taken. :happyfish

:jumping: I just got my new Emporer Angelfish and purple sea slug or nudibranch from SWF.com and I LOVE them!! The Emporer is about 3" and so gorgeous and the sea slug is super neat. I hope the pictures will attach for everyone to see.

Can anyone tell me a little about the haddoni carpet anemone? I want to know if they roam all the time or if they pick a spot and stick to it. I just ordered one and it is due to arrive tomorrow and after reading many posted threads I am starting to get worried about it traveling around and...

Thanks for the reply. I didnt know that they dont always sting. I thought any time you touched one you would be stung. So it is good to know that isnt the case. I am just hoping it doesnt eat any of my favorite fish

I just ordered a carpet anemone from here and when it arrives, after acclimating, could I use rubber medical gloves to put him into the tank? Could it still sting me through those?

I have a yellow tail puffer and he doesnt bother any of my snails or my blue leg hermit crabs at all. They have all been in there together for over a year. I guess it just depends on your puffer. :happyfish

Hey there, I have had a green dragon for about 8 months and he eats off the live rock and suprizingly loves frozen brine shrimp as well.

Hello, I has the same problem when I first started my tank and I kept vacuuming it out and the guy at the LFS told me not to do that. He said to just run my fingers through it when it started to look bad and eventually it would cycle itself out on its own. I was told not to keep vacumming it...