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I had to play around with the shutter speed to get these guys but here are some of the male....

I've had 2 brittle stars, on a green brittle that crawled out of my tank after about 6 months. We found him on the carpet. The other was a red serpent that got a bacterial infection that ended up killing it. I have had a Echinaster echinophorus, red thorny star for about 3 1/2 months. This star...

Some of you may remember my tank crashed pretty badly last year due to negligence. Well, thought I'd share some new pics.

They are finally big enough for a pic, but hard to get since they are in the 2.5 nano. At first I though keyhole limpets but maybe astreas? I do have 2 astreas in the tank.

I had a problem with low dKH and calcium was at 470ppm. So started adding Kent super buffer dKH a couple weeks ago and cut back on adding calcium. Tested with Salifert tonight and dKH is 9.6 Ca is 300 ppm Sorry had to use a strip for ph but it showed 8.3 and that was at 9:30 tonight, lights go...

1. State the problem as you see it and provide a detailed description. Red Sea Sailfin tang - 2 inches Fish lethargic, lays on sand, swims around some, mostly early morning when others are asleep. We got it to eat some this morning. Hides a lot. Top and bottom fins look a little ragged. I caught...

an early Christmas present. He's a red sea sailfin tang about 2 inches maybe.

Remember the orang flourescing shroom you sent me? (if not you can pretend you do) It was one of the few things saved from the 135. I stuck it in my little 2.5 a few months agoand am happy to report that I now have 8 of them. They are going to make a very striking colony once back in the 135.

The lights are going back on in the 135. (I'm tired of only a 2.5 and a 12 g) with my beautiful 135 sitting in the dark. When we saved all we could (which wasn't much) from the algae attack in the 135 and turned out the lights we also took out the dsb. So what do ya'll think? I don't want dsb...

I've had this 2.5 gal going for six months now. I really enjoy it on the desk:D

I've been gone a while but, wanted to share my experience with my 135. My husband and I always shared tank duties. We were seperated for about 3 months and I didn't properly take care of my tank, depression, not wanting to continue to work on a joint labor of love all that yucky stuff. Anyway...

I had to call in some experts...here's the puppy posse

My purebread sweetie miniature schnauzer had puppies today:joy: She's four years old and we wanted to breed her so she wasn't fix. In case you need to know blue heelers can dig under any fence known to mankind. I found the guy laying on my couch one morning, I'm surprised he wasn't kicked back...

uhm....were there threads in here when they opened it back up? Just wondering:eek:

All the other fish are swimming around the 135 nicely obeying traffic and staying in their lanes. My 2 year old coral beauty is swimming vertical laps up and down the back corner of the tank circling the powerhead and down again. Sometimes it swims across the tank but it keeps going back and...

I've had a male and 2 females in the tank for a week now. These are the most amazing fish. All the other fish love them and the sixline likes to swim with them. Even my tomato clown will leave the anenome and go to the other side of the tank to hang out with them. I've heard they "draw" out shy...

I started a 2.5 gal nano for at work. I used all stuff out of my 135 gallon. I've got 13 watts pc on it and a little filter that I added carbon to. Any advice would be appreciated. The inhabitants are a tank raised perc, blue leg crab, astrea snail, nassarius snail and a little scarlet cleaner...

After much thinking and researching we finished stocking the 135 today. We got 3 anthias and they are so beautiful but, hard to get a pic. I'd appreciate any advice from those who've kept the fish. I know I have to feed every day because they need to eat often. They really brighten up the tank...

I bought some today but, it doesn't say how to feed it. It's just kind of orange powdery stuff. How do you feed it?

It's been about 4 months since I added my last fish, a blonde naso to my 135. I have a sixline wrasse, lawnmower blenny, coral beauty, yellow tang, tomato clown and yellow clown goby. I have softies and some lps. Anyone got any suggestions?