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Provide an algae source. Such sources are sold as dried compressed sheets or you can get the cubes.

Thanks Bryce. I was worried about whether she/he (I think that they are hermaphroditic i have to research that) was eating enough to survive well it seems that she/he has eaten enough to produce young.

55 gallon salt water fish tank. Home to blue chromis, yellow tang, angel fish, assorted snails (turbo), puffer fish, hairy hare slug, and a sand sifting starfish. There is also some chaeto growing in there. I noticed the other day that there was a spaghetti looking thing on the rock but that...

tried several times to upload however the design is too big. will continue to work on it and will keep you posted.

Let me know if this diagram works. see attached.I have sent both docx and doc type files.

I already set up my chillers with new calcium reactors on my tanks. I have one tank which is not doing so well and I think that it is due to high phosphates and/or nitrates (i have not tested yet). At any rate, rather than dismantling the calcium reactor and adding filter media to denitrify...

Trying to figure out what this is. Starts out as green spots which look like bacterial growth. However, there is also grain sized white spots which are rough to touch. Are these two different infestations going on? What are they? what is the treatment of choice?

Dead anemone Well folks, I tried but to no avail. It seems that the anemone went for so long without food that it just shrivelled up. By this time, the clown had nipped off all of its tentacles. BUT I STILL HAD HOPE FOR THE POOR ANEMONE AND I CAME TO ITS RESCUE! I transferred it to a tank...

I just think that the anemone is particular. He is doing well. He now gets filtered light underneath the rocks and appears to be happy with this. Evidently he did not wish to have the lights so bright.

I have what I believe to be a condy anemone. I have been feeding it brine and cyclops. He has his clownfish and everything appears to be fine. Now, he goes under the rocks, for days at a time, does not move around and it is only when I get him out and put him in the light that he begins to do...