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that's a bit flat and fat to be aptasia isn't it? Looks more like majano

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Trying to start a softie tank, 75 Gallons and would have 240 watts of t12 bulbs. Basically 3.2 watts per gallon of 10k and actinics. Would this be suitable?

could be conch eggs like this:

Ok. I have a thought, If I use a big plastic tube and put it around the sea pen during feeding and use filter food in that with a koralia to swirl it around..Would that improve its feeding?

They lack symbionts and being non-photosynthetic, they need to be fed, and fed a lot. They prey on tiny plankton such as invertebrate larvae, ciliates and the like, so you'll probably need to start culturing rotifers if you hope to keep it alive (even newly hatched Artemia are usually too big...

Any advice on care, personal experiences etc would be awesome!

Ok so today notice this weird white worm like thing. Its body stretches WAY out and thin and the tip kinda looks poofy. Any idea? it seems to be bugging my ricordea.

I had to have this little beauty. He will be going into my 55 Gallon with the semi deep sand bed and good flow. Plan on using this nice prepared filter feeder food I have and keep his lighting subdued.. At least on his favorite sitting spot.

Harlequin shrimp like to eat starfish...

I mainly use a top to keep the little ones out who want to pet the fish. I actually have the box parts of a sump, even the part that hangs in the tank its just missing a motor and that hose that goes from the box in the tank to the box hanging on the back. How do you actually get those two boxes...

Nah not my first. I did forget to say I have 2 Koralia #1's going in as well as a power head that can create a whirlpool in a 55 gallon tank blowing from one end to the other. As for a sump. My experience and budget are limited and most of what I have seen are a bit over my price range for this...

I had originally planned this as a sea horse tank, however the more I read and the warmer it gets here the more I feel that they would not do well with me until I get more experience keeping fish. Setup: 1. 75 Gallon standard tank size. 2. Filtration: 2 350 Penguin HOB filters with bio wheels...

Not to hijack your thread. But if you were looking for a nice HOB skimmer for a 75 gallon tank. What brand would work well for a reasonable price between 100-200 dollars?

A pic of my new 75 with base rock. Would love opinions and suggestions on rock layout and setup.

I have never had children so I cannot comment on what has worked for me. However, I can comment on what did well on me as a child. Consistency is important, boundries and rules. Animals do it and it works well, spanking is fine as long as it doesn't become abusive because there is a difference...

Hi Novahobbies, Thanks for the info! Q about filtration: I currently use two double marine land Penguine 350 HOB filters that use bio wheels, Will this suffice or should I look into adding more? As far as the macro goes, I had simply planned to dip it in "Reef Dip" it kills off...

Is that any worse than all the sea horses they use as "medicine"?

I recently started up a 75 gallon tank, it has been running for about a week now with two double hang on back filters with only water and aragonite sand and Tuesday I plan on adding about 25lbs of dry clean base rock. My Plans: 1. One pair of Southern H.Erectus 2. Using dry clean base rock...

Lately I've been wanting to dip my live rock to get off any flatworms and other nasties. If I dip this in something like "Reef Dip: Coral Disinfectant" will it harm the good stuff? will it even kill the flat worms? It claims to be able to kill Bacteria, fungus, and protozoans.