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Hi, I have a toadstool leather about 10" which is placed midway in a 29 nano. The leather is bent over toward the bottom third at a 70 to 90 degree angle. It has been like this around 3 weeks, always bent, but sometimes switches sides. Recently the polyps extended, but for a while it was bare...

The worse part of keeping a nano aquarium is limited space and the constant urge to modify the reef you started out with. Changes were subtle as of last week, then major excavation. As corals grow, new placement required much thought, so the reef grew ... taller. ... New images will be posted...

On the nail ... yellow gorgonian, the're not expensive, but need a decent current so algae won't form. Have a red one too. As the corals grow, the tank is forever changing. Will post new photos soon. ...

As mentioned in the last post, the six line had a very controlling, aggressive demeanor toward the clown. Amazing, only 4 days later they "hang" in the same area with almost no territorial aggressiveness. Well, guess the six line stays. :happyfish

Live in S. Florida & the tank has a constant temperture of 75 degrees +/- . ... Not anticipating another hurricane, so no heater or chiller. ... Thanks for the praises! ...

The tank is going on 3 months (no problems) . Made a few adjustments due to coral aggressiveness. Six-line became very aggressive too and needs to be removed, guess its territory consumed the entire tank? ...

I do appreciate all the feedback and suggestions. I was listening for sounds that might indicate there was an active mantis shrimp on the prowl a few hours after the moon lights went off. The sound that I heard led me to the sump (rear of the biocube), aha ...found the jawsfish (still alive)...

Yes & yes. ... the mantis is 3/4" ... and very timid, but will be removed. Thanks

Thanks for the feedback. I didn't mention the mantis shrimp (if it is a mantis?) is only 3/4" . I see where it hides & notice it when I feed the inhabitants MYSIS. I'm on a mission to remove it without much demolition.

Hello, this is fairly new, about 5 weeks. So far, every inhabitant is doing fine and all readings are on the mark. The corals are; Hairy mushrooms, Xenia (pulsating), Leather toad stool, Sun coral and a couple of feather dusters. The live rock from Tonga was cured when bought, but a lot of cool...