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Holy Smokes :scared: Good thing you were able to pluck him out. Did you realize he was that long before you got a hold of him? :scared:

Very nice, thanks for sharing.

Just purchased a sun. This thread is some great information. Thank you.

Bronco, those are just awesome. It's no wonder that this is the best hobby in the world. So much fun.

I love that hammer. So Full!

WOW, now thats cool. :scared:

Very nice. Looks like you have great water flow. Thank for sharing.

Zoas/Zoanthids, Given the proper lighting conditions they should start to open withing 24-48 hours. Always fun to get a bonus. Interesting to see what coloring you have their.

Agree with Anubisxero, Do a large water change. If you don't have a skimmer get one when the LFS opens. I think you will have some good success with those two things. If you only have LR and LS in the tank you might have just lucked out.

Is the pump noisy?

I am looking to purchase a new protein skimmer. My question is which is a more efficient (better) skimmer? Seaclone, or the Coralife. I currently have a 46 bowfront. Does anybody have experience with both. If not, what is your oppinion? :notsure:

I love mine. Tons of personallity. Like was said they swim frontwards, backwards, upside down, rightside up, just scootin along the LR. They love to find holes and places to hide. My son named him Barry Sanders (football player) always dodging back and forth. Heres a photo of Barry.

Very Nice

Now that I found out what they were I did a little research. I found the following article and it was very informative. Thank you Viper and Yosemite for your help. It's people like you that make this board great. Collonista are "mini-Turbo snails." They are seldom purchased by hobbyists...

Congratulations and welcome to the most exciting and enjoyable hobby in the world Sounds like you've gotten off the ground and are off and running. IMO it sounds like a perfect time to get a clean-up crew into your reef. You can visit your LFS and get some different options, but I would start...

My first fish was a sixline wrasse. He's been with me from the beging and still kicking. Nice hardy fish. Should run you $20-$30.

Check your water parameters. What is your lighting? :thinking:

Do they eat the coraline alge?

Can anyone identify these snails? I suspect them of eating my coraline alge but am uncertain. These little buggers are everywhere after the lights go out. Obviously they are nocturnal. They are about the size of a pencil eraser. Any help would be appreciaged. :help:

My first BTA did the same thing. I got him attached where I thought would be best for him, woke up the next morning and he had dissappeared. He hid away for 2-3 days and then settled on a place that he liked best. I did try to move him back and the same thing happend. Yours will eventually...