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I've had some green striped mushrooms that have split about 10 or so times they will move and leave some of there base behind and new mushrooms will form

I have two in my ten gallon with no problems, one I bought one was a hitchiker. shouldn't be a problem unless when you put the second one in it goes by the area the first one was in they don't move much after they find a good place to hide

I feed mine once a week or so, anything meaty will work I use a food I make it has brine, mysis, formula 2, and whole raw shrimp. Works great

not all hermits are the same make sure you do your research on any that your going to get, some are way more aggresive and some even eat corals and other shrimps and crabs

there in my tank now, were taking it sow so theres still some other stuff to get, the only thing in the 10 gallon that I had was the red mushrooms, the x-mas tree rock and the orange grigorian, and the picture with the yellow leather I had that already the mushrooms and pagoda cup coral are new

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My friend just took her tank down to focus all her energy towards her horses so I got all her corals for free, still haven't gotten the yashi haze goby, pistol shrimp, finger leather, worm brain, green open brain, some more mushrooms and xenia

you should always just let them go where they want, they know what they want better than we do

I have a sebae that grew a bunch and now it touchs mushrooms a galaxia and zoos, nothing ever seems to be bothered

I would say a really close picture of a zoo

If he is still eating and nice and sticky he should be fine, I've heard of a lot of BTA doing this, I wouldn't worry about it to much unless he stops eating, and definitaly don't move him, anemones do so much better when people leave them alone, he knows what he wants way more than we do

I just started getting some red slime algae and have no clue why. all my parameters seem fine and all the corals and fish are really happy, any suggestions would be very helpfull Tank Parameters 55gallon 10 gallon sump/fuge 75 lbs live rock 0 ammonia 0 nitrites 0 nitrates >.05 phosphates calcium...

I have some of that on one of my rocks it's a sponge don't know what type but it grows fast, I always have to trim it back

I have one in my 55, pods look like little bugs crawling around on the sand and live rock, you should see a lot of them at night. I would also recommend a little more live rock. If you have a sump with a refuge you could easily get away with it.

He's saying you need to get him outta there because that tank is way to small for him

Here's some of my favorites

from that picture I would say an oyster, I got one from a mushroom rock. mines about 5" across

never dripped any of my anemones and they have all done fine, couldn't hurt to do it though

I've used it, awsome product, took my nitrates from 40 to 0 in about a week and they have been there ever since. Never saw any ill effects in any of my corals or fish

I used it. It worked alright not as good as there az-no3