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does any one know what type pf mushroom it is that i have ? I have seen a few that look like it just no solid id for them.

nice tank Baclieu52

actually my fish tank has only been up since about march of this year and its funny me and my hubby came up with this ruin idea my kids broke the temple that we had so we got the best pieces and made this at the end the final product looked cool so we kept it the face was bought with the temple...

tank looks a bit different but these are pics that i just took right now my star polyps, mushrooms and feather dusters and my cleaner shrimp

well that picture was taken almost a month ago i had a percula clown fish and a long tentacle anemone but i lost both of them when my kid turned off the power to the fish tank but i do have star polyps on both of the end rocks ill try to take a pic today to post it up for a more recent pic

oops ok here it is i thought i had done it right think i got it now

Here is my new 29 gallon reef tank only had it up for a few months working slowly to buy some corals and fishes.

here is a few pics of my 29 gallon reef dont have much in there but just waiting to add more stuff soon

Originally Posted by Clown52 I would not do the dip unless, like he said, you have a Mantis Shrimp. Bristleworms are generally not bad. They are a great part of your clean up crew. but i know i have a bad bristleworm. Would that dip method work with out hurting my star polyps and mushroom?

Originally Posted by jbfastlane . Mixed a bucket of high salinity water using carbonated water - mine was about 1.040 and then dip each piece of rock for 30 seconds or so. Sounds weird, but like I said - they leave the rock immediately. ok question if i do this dip method will i hurt or kill...

im curious does that fungus have a perticular color because i found some blue/green fungus on my lr not to long ago and dont knowwhat to do or what it is.