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Actually.. if I am right about the nudi - can anyone that agrees on the ID and knows about these tell me if my sebae is in any kind of peril? He has a rather protective anemone crab, but I know zilch about this critter. Ian

Originally Posted by reefreak29 looks like u got the nudi id the snail looks like a stometella They're algae eaters, right? ***) I have been one lucky dude hitchhiker-wise so far.. Peanut worms, Aeolidiella stephanieae nudi (it seems, i like to wait for more posters ) , vermetid worms, and...

Originally Posted by azaghalsei Alrighty... I'm attaching two pics here of both a snail, and a slug/nudi of some sort... The slug/nudi was almost impossible to spot, but with my red flashlight funtime tonight I spotted him gallavanting about my LR. Notice he's tannish/brown, and has two clear...

Alrighty... I'm attaching two pics here of both a snail, and a slug/nudi of some sort... The slug/nudi was almost impossible to spot, but with my red flashlight funtime tonight I spotted him gallavanting about my LR. Notice he's tannish/brown, and has two clear antennae, as well as a lot of...

Our cabbage leather is slowly, slowly growing.. Looking good!

Originally Posted by firefish9 i ment the 2 species. What do u meen by seperating Quarantine tank or separate tank.

Originally Posted by puffer32 Its a 150 with 175 lbs of LR. This makes me think that there might be "nowhere to hide". Thank you for posting back so quickly! If anyone else wants to share their experiences that is great, but between this and all of the other useful posts we've found it seems...

Originally Posted by Sharkboy13 read the title I was asking Puffer, not mamasky712!! She is my wife, and I'm just following up on her thread. (hi hunny ) Thanks for watching out, man! -Ian

Originally Posted by puffer32 I had a purple and red together , got the red first, a month later added the purple. They were fine for afew months then my purple started chasing the red, would only let him on one side of the tank. Then for some reason, the purple started hiding, i didn't see it...

Originally Posted by firefish9 I think that keeping these together may not be the best idea. There are some cases with them living together but there is no 100% chance it will work. Do you mean the two species, or do you mean keeping them together with the existing goby? We've been planning...

Originally Posted by mamasky712 This is what I do also. Well.. except it's actually a 13 gallon baster we use for.. "spot feeding". It's also great for fending off shrimp/crabs that like to steal polyp/anemone food! (Water jet, anyone? ) Ian

I have heard a lot that they can be TOO good; definitely be careful to not overstock them as you might find yourself buying algae to feed them! Ian

Originally Posted by dina12 I do not "spot" feed my corals - but I do feed cyclopeeze(sp), marine snow and oyster eggs to my tank. Just thaw it out in some tank water and dump it in. My fish also get overfed - 3-5 times a day rotating about 7 different foods. Here are my yellow polyps...

Originally Posted by AZReefGirl Actually, I've learned that yellow polyps DO need to be spot fed. When I first got them I fed them mysis shrimp frequently because it was fun to watch them eat (hey, I'm easily entertained, and it was one of my first corals so I was in complete and total awe of...

Originally Posted by Kevin34 Looks AWSOME!!! I love the tonga branch LR. Hey, thanks!! I am VERY glad we only ordered an additional 24lbs of it, because I almost ordered 48! We would've had nowhere at all to place it. As it is there is about 8lbs of tonga rubble hidden behind that fiji rock...

We'll ask at our LFS's to see if we can just order a chunk.. most sell it on rolls unfortunately and don't seem to have our size! Or maybe we can look more closely when next we go to the BIG LFS in Lancaster, PA. Thanks all. Ian

The though has crossed my mind on just letting it go, haha.. Thanks, Ian

Hey everyone! I've been doing some spot feeding for only a week now in our new 90g reef and am finding it very time consuming and difficult at times... Let me start by indicating who I spot feed: 1) Gold/Yellow Polyps 2) Some Zoos 3) Sebae Anemone 4) Serpent/Brittle Stars (at times) So during...

Stomatella seems to be the most common ID we are getting from people, in which case if we don't hear otherwise he goes back in this evening!

Thanks guys!! It has been a lot of hard work... Sadly I am the only one tall enough (read: with arms long enough) to arrange the corals/rock and spot feed everyone. Luckily mamasky712 has a great eye and helps me decide what looks best... and she has executive vertebrate decision authority...