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flatworms are thin like sewing thread. the treatments they use are usually copper based so watch out. it's hard to see though, i will come up sometime this week with my camera and we can get some up close pics. if it is a flatworm 6 lines and dragonettes like to eat them.

i am buying a digital ph meter for my 75 gal. i don't want to go over $75 if possible. milwaukee makes a pen type i really like, but have heard many bad reviews about calibration. so please reccomend whatever you think is best & why.

i recently bought a new fixture & i was wondering how high it should be placed. i have 2 150w metal halides(14k), & 2 54w actinic T5's on a 75 gal. i have mushrooms, leathers, lps, some sps, I will be getting acro's & clams soon.

is there any way to entice my maroon in going to the bubble tip. the plate coral looks awesome and i dont want to loose another $40. nothing ever goes right with saltwater (my flat/bristle worms) & it really breaks the bank. sorry to be so negative, but i do appreciate the info.

i recently bought a long tentacle plate coral, & my clown has bonded with this despite the fact he has a bulb & rock anemone in the tank. my question is will he harm the coral? i know some corals dont like to be bothered.

thanks for the info. i dont know how you would frag this piece but it looks pretty sick lately so i dont touch him.

i bought a "mystery coral" from the net. & i dont know what it is. can someone please help name this. it looks like a yellow trumpet with tiny white tentacles on top.

dragon zim whats your coral load like? thanks kerri ann i will get some info on those skimmers if i bought a remora with no pump is there a better model than the maxijet 1200 & how much does it go for. thanks 2 all the experienced hobbiest out there who keep new guys like me from getting...

im pretty sure i can afford the octopus. but the only place i can find the rogue wave is their website which is way overpriced.

i am interested in getting a remora protein skimmer for my 75 gallon. but i don't know if it will be enough. i don't have a sump and my coral load is small for the time being, but i don't want to upgrade again when my tank fills up. i was also thinking about the coralife 125. but i would prefer...

I am beyond frustrated now. i spent the last 3 hours chasing him down with a net and a hollow pen. the only thing i have accomplished is breaking the neck on my $50 powerhead. so i am now out $120 and counting. all because of a $7 shrimp my wife just had to have. if i can't get rid of this...

the night before i caught him sneaking up on the mushrooms. last night he got one. he wont come 2 food, & he is in a crack the second my hand hits the tank. if i don't get him soon i will be out alot of money. maybe i'll stab him with a meat fork like a harpoon then have scampi

it took him 20 min. to move with the powerhead

no, i have had problems feeding him because he is deathly afraid of everything

i just purchased a flower anemone and it will not come loose from its acclimation bag. i tried gently pulling him from his underside but i dont want to hurt him, also i dont know how strong his sting is so i havent got a good angle

any ideas on on how to lure him out? i have 130 lbs of liverock for him to hide in & he never goes on the sand.

i own a camel shrimp. i have read that camel shrimp will nip at corals. i just ordered some mushrooms and am worried about them. can someone tell me if i should keep him, (he is too hard to catch)

that page helped alot. it also told me why i had "underwater spiderwebs".

i am starting my first saltwater tank. i chose marshall island for part of my liverock and i have this hard shelled worm growing out. it is about 1 inch long and maybe 1/4 inch in diameter. he is brown on the tip with little antanaes sticking out. it looks menacing can you please tell me what...