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It's Lobophora. Definitely scrape it off and remove it from the tank. I had a patch like that a couple years ago and I left it alone because I had no idea what it was. It has since taken over the tank and I'm still struggling to remove it from the tank.

Also machine wash with bleach. Same 4 socks (alternated) for 2 years.

Tanks for the money! I think we really tipped the scales! Water we gonna do with the money? I hope I didn't make anemones with my comments!

Aw shucks. Thanks for the great compliments on my photo though. Great job everyone!

Thanks theappe3! It adds a lot of movement to that side of the tank.

Zoos - Green "Button Polyps"

Yellow Polyps.

Torch Coral. Whole coral and close up.

Sun Coral - Orange. The "very beautiful but pain in the @$$" coral.

Mushroom Coral - Red

Leather - Toadstool. Very happy leather.

Green Star Polyp - Grows like crazy!

Clove Polyp

I believe this is a "Maroon" Favite. I would call it more purple than maroon. Anyway, it's one of my favorite corals.

Originally Posted by ElitePhoto congrats gecko. truely a great pic. Thanks man. It was a close one. Your pic is very nice too. Keep up the great work.

Originally Posted by saltn00b man i havent eaten ramen noodles in forever! lol :D

I agree. I think Kodak makes the best inexpensive cameras for the money. The IS (image stabilization) feature is very nice too like what's on the Z712. Ask Warlock_king and see the pictures he just posted. Really nice!

Incredible pictures! It's amazing how good those inexpensive Kodak cameras do with aquarium photography. Really shows off the colors nice. Smart to use the tripod too!

I'm staying out of these types of discussions. Just vote for the freakin' pic you think meets the criteria the best and have fun.