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Possibly a nudibranch which may eat corals

Colony of tunicates

I forget what its called but i know its a good food source for certain fish and critters. Keep it. Just dont let it get out of control.

I believe its called an elegans star. Yeah it is a little cramped but they all seem happy together. I have a 29 fresh that im gonna convert to salt and transfer some corals to it from my 10 and transfer a couple of the fish as well. It would probobly be better that way. But for now they will be...

I have a 10 gal reef. And its got tons of corals, snails, hermit crabs, sea star, and 4 fish,,,, blue damsel, clown fish, royal gramma, and a six line wrasse. I have a lot of live rock with plenty of caves and hiding spaces,,,, they are all very happy and rarely go after each other.

I have a 10 gallon salt with corals. Its best to get salt water from your local fish store. Things can be added a lot quicker. I started with some base rock, my own mix of tap water and salt, live sand, a little heater, and an aquaclear 20 filter. I waited a month before i added a fish and it...

True blue mushroom or true tonga purple mushroom... i like aquacon.com for identifications

After looking at that link I think it looks more like Dictyota. I think it looks kind of cool. Should I keep it?

Here is a couple more pics

Here is one of the pics zoomed in

I will get another pic. I felt it. It felt like it had a thin slimy coat on it. It also felt kind of hard at the same time but a kind of flexable as well.

What is this?

Just got a cool montipora and a blastamusa(blasto). I forgot the specific names though.

Hi everyone, Ive been reading the forums but i just now registered to become a member. Ive already go a lot of info from this site. I hope to gain more knowledge as well as help others. Right now I have a 10 gal salt with 15 corals, blue damsel, clown fish, and clean up crew. Its been cycling...