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I had a fish I wanted to evict and I had trouble catching it for about 2 weeks. Then it hit me, go hunting at night. After all of the fish are down for the night go with a flash light and a net. It took me all of about 5 seconds to catch the rejected fish.

The best way that I found to test voltage in an aquarium is to put the multi meter on 200 volts. Put one of the leads in the round grounding hole on a plug. Be careful there is voltage in the plug. The other lead should be in the water. You will need to be sure the probe is firmly touching the...

Its just smooth. I do know one thing the fish try to eat it and spit it out really fast.

It is about the size of your little finger nail. Maybe 3/8th by 1/4".

Any one want to give an ID on this critter.

I don't like the stand either. The tank has an overflow.

I have an opportunity to buy a 150 gallon tank for $250. this is on a stand and comes with very little to no equipment. Is this price good? The tank has FW and some chicklids in it right now. See attached pictures. I have no idea what used tanks sell for. So a little help is appreciated.

Check this out. I think it must be time for a six line wrasse. What else will eat bristle worms?

The leopard blennie is about 2.5 inches long right now. The picture was taken a couple of days ago.

The leopard blennie is about 2.5 inches long right now. The picture was taken a couple of days ago.

The blennie is a leopard blennie. The wahoo went into soy sauce and wasabi dip and you know what happens after that. I like offshore fishing a lot also, that why i do it for a living.

anywhere near Houma?

The mushroom is some type of Ricordea Yuma. I think those are the ones with the bumps on the mouth. Also here is a picture of the whole tank.

That would be a leopard blennie. Pretty nice tank cleaner. He keeps the algae down. He sometimes sits on top of the bicolor blennie.

Here are a few pictures of my tank after the FO to reef change over 6 weeks ago.

MX#28 I think you may be right. I found this picture of Parazoanthus sp. and it looks pretty close. So if thats right and they grow on old gargonia tubes, I guess these will not spread? I have no old gargonia tubes in the tank.

Here are some more pictures of the anonymous coral. Each polyp is only about 1/4 inch across and about an 1/8 inch tall.

They are definitely on a stick and are about an eighth inch apart. I'll try and get a better picture in the morning. Thanks! 1

Maybe Gorgonia? It came out of the Gulf of Mexico.

Thanks! My calcium is right on 430.