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Here's my baby in his Halloween costume and just chillin' on the big bed.

Thanks...I did a search and found some good information on this message board.

I found these living in my refugium, and I think they may be bristle worms. If so, what actions should I take? Do they kill fish? I had a 6 line wrass that missing, did they kill him? Any help would be great!

I don't have any secrets, just luck. :joy:

Well it's just a digital camera that I have had for over a year now.It's a Minolta Dimage Z2 - 4mp, with macro. I have recently learned, that my photos of fish turn out better, when they are near the bottom of the tank. Since the corals don't move I can set the macro feature, and click away. I'm...

Thanks.....It's an Orange Fungia Plate coral. :joy:

Here are a few photos of my Hammer, Mushroom and Fungia. I also posted these on the close-up thread.

Here is my Goby, Clown and Sailfin. Not sure what my clown was after in the sand, but the photo turned out.

Thanks..... He is one of my favorites. He was only about 2 inches long when he came to live in his new home. I have had him for 5 months now, and he has grown to about 3 inches. I feed him daily with frozen food and purple or green seaweed soaked in Zoe. I alternate frozen foods, so he doesn't...

Thanks for all the great responses!! It means alot.

here's a few of mine.

Thanks guys :joy:

I got a few good photos of my Hepatus. He stayed still long enough for me to snap a few, and they weren't blurry! Yeah!! :jumping:

Thanks for the info. We pulled the bulbs out right after we discovered it. It's a mystery to us how this happened.

We have two Hamilton 250W 14K metal halide bulbs, and today we noticed our frilly mushroom was dying and we had a brown bloom on one side of the tank. We opened the canopy and noticed that the bulb on the right, had completely busted in two, and the left bulb was cracked. We run them for 6 hours...

Here's my favorite, a Potter's Angel. I've had him about three weeks now.

Here is a photo of the refuge. The anemone is very tiny 1cm in length, the photos above were taken on a macro setting.

Sorry guys, but I don't have Cyano bacteria. I have live rock rubble with Coraline algae, and my refuge is a Trigger System, that has red acrylic on the top, and with the light above, it might look as Cyano. If you are referring to the green, that was a bit of seaweed that was sucked down from...

Wow, that is so neat. How big was the little guy? Can you take a photo of him? I have never seen a newly hatched clown. I can't wait to hear more. I hope it works out.

Oh, ok. Thank you so much for the info. I think I will try and find a new home for it. Thanks again :joy: