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How long of a life span does live rock have in a fish only tank? I do not have the lights for coral. I ask because I got a red scooter bleeny for Christmas and am concerned if he is finding anything to eat. He does pick at the rocks.

do feather dusters molt their fans?

my star keeps falling off the glass and landing upside down on the bottom. Any ideas as to why?

The best way to describe it is skimming off of surfaces. I have seen both my 4 striped damsel and my six lined wrasse doing this. Not at the same time. I was just wondering if any one else has seen this or knows why they do this. :?

I was window shopping at lfs and fell in love with a blue velvet damsel. Does anyone know about this guy. Will he get along with my 4 striped damsel? I just switched tanks from a 20 gal to a 29 gal so I have to wait 2 weeks before I get him. I was also looking at a twin spot goby.

How long to fish usually live? Specifically blue damsel and yellow tail damsel. I lost my blue damsel a couple of weeks ago and now my yellow tail is hiding(not his usual place), gasping, not moving much. All other fish seem fine. Last time I checked water it was fine. :(

I found this neat website that may help to identify sponges. The pictures are nice. http://www.mareco.org/KML/Capabilities/default.asp

There are thin red worms living in my sand along the glass. They have very thin tentacles that stick out in the water to collect their food. I would try to take a picture but I think they are to small. Any ideas?

I was wondering about adding a feather duster to my tank. I had one once before but he didn't make it. I never saw him once I put him in the tank. I don't know what happened to it. What are you thoughts? 29 gal 1 blue damsel 1 4 striped damsel 1 yellow tail damsel 1 six lined wrasse 1 goby...

Hello. I have recently added a wrasse to my tank to eat what bristleworms I missed by plucking. Anyway, he started off just fine but has started swimming nose down and very rapidly moving about the tank. Does anyone know if this is normal behavior or if something is wrong with him. :?