Recent content by TraceyB4602

You can't really see the damage because her fins aren't spread but pieces of her tail are missing and she has some scales that look to be missing too

It is and I'm glad I got to see it in person, I was freaking out thinking he was dying and polluting my tank so that's a relief.

I know that sounds weird as they are usually the bullies but she's new and I have a flame hawkfish that is being a real douche to her. She's out right now but every time he sees her he chases her and I see a lot more fin missing than I would like. It's a 90g tank and there are plenty of hiding...

So gross lmao well I guess I have a male then hah

So my sea urchin is spewing white stuff from the top near it's butt.... is this spawning?? We've had him for around 5 years and have never seen this before.

What are the other levels at? Nitrite Nitrate Pho5 Alk PH

So I just realized that one of my power heads ( which is my under rock power head) stopped working. It's back in working mode now, was just stuck, but. Ow it's pumped up a lot of detritus that was apparently not getting flowed out while the power head was down. Any easy way to get this off my...

I don't understand your question. Please revise it and I think you will get more answers.

Wow luck you! I wish I could find a deal like that

Buy a generator!! (if you have the money) I wish I had one back when the hurricane hit we lost power for three days and loss our favorite long spine sea urchin and the other guys wouldn't have made it one more day. I just used a spatula and swished the water around to keep the water agitated...

It depends, is that just a wall of live rock and there is room in the front and back or is that taking up the whole back wall? And how many fish do you have in there? People keep as little as 1# per gallon and up to 3# per gallon, you just need to think if you have enough free swimming places...

It looks like an algae but I have no idea we like it though do its not goin anywhere

Here are some better pics from my real camera...

It kind of looks like that due to the busyness but the "leafs" themselves are thicker and look more like ferns

I have a bunch in my tank they are good snails. They eat the algae off of your sand and the rocks and everything else they can get into. I bought them off live aquaria as part of a clean up crew. I believe they are called narcissia snails... Spelling is def wrong but close