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is there one that i can order that will eat my aptasia? where can i get it from?

hows your fuzzy dwarf doing? I bought one for my sps tank a few months ago after seeing yours.

that is not a tabling acro........I have two colonies of the same species....very beautiful tho

well then i might have to go and pick up an urchin and some more blue leg hermits. funny thing though, i tested my nitrates and i do not have any at all..0 ppm. all my parameters are perfect, i double checked myself and even had my lfs do it as well. I dunno where the hell it is coming from...

LMB=lawnmower blenny, no hermita left because the damn fuzzy dwarf ate them but i have like 30 or so turbo snail and nassarius. The algae is like 2 inches tall in one area but overall I would say it is a mat.

take your fish to a buddy with a tank or to the LFS until you can put them into a stable environment. PS-you should know better and to put all of those fish into an 18 gl thank. A 40 is still too small

anemones dont need perfect water quality. my perception of water quality might be a bit skewed because i keep sps. you can have some nitrates and sustain an anemone. The lighting required for an anemone is not that bad. MH are not necessary...Just do water changes and have a good skimmer...

uhh bulbs are like 8 months old......nitrates levels are not too bad but they are still high for an sps tank. i have like 5 tangs and none of them will pick at it and my LMB eats it all day long. No pics sorry. But nitrates can cause algae correct?

you could get a MH retrofit kit for like 200 with ballast

its still beautiful tho

murph.......did u switch bulbs or something??? your corals are usually more vibrant from past pictures that i have seen. Im not saying they look bad im just implying that they dont look as good as usual. A bit brownish?? Did you use 20k's before and have switched to a 10k??

godzilla of all the chiton

finding my lawnmower blenny is like trying to find waldo

snakeblitz.........MH bulbs do get old. when they are new they produce light at the blue end of the spectrum and as they age the tend to produce light in the red end of the spectrum which is highly conducive for growing algae. you should change your lights ever year. I dont think that my...

I have brown/green algae in my tank. It is not hair algae. Assuming my setup is fine and I have no phosphates, what could be the cause? Can high nitrates cause this because I just added three new fish? Also, could my MH bulbs be getting old? Thanks

i wouldnt do it

I just found a bristle worm in my new sps tank. it must have hitch hiked in on a new rock. could someone post pictures of good worms and BAD worms please. thanks for the help!

i have found that a vital part of keeping a health and successful SPS tank is to have perfect water quality with very little waste. Dont u think that all of thise fish will produce a large amount of it as well as the food that you will have to feed them??

that acro is dead/dieing. not nearly enough light for sps, all ur acros will die

my clam doesnt even care