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Found two of these before, scraped them off and disposed of them. This one was attached to a snail. Upon removal I noticed it squirming a right itself. Good critter or bad critter? Tanks! Picasa Web Albums - Ed - Slug Picasa Web Albums - Ed - Slug Picasa Web Albums - Ed - Slug Picasa Web...

They must be escape artist too. I threw him/her in the fuge for the time being. No sign or remains of a crab! Making me crabby!

I found and captured one of the these two crabs. Is this considered a hairy crab? The only hair I see is on the legs. The body appears to be smooth. http://www.photoshop.com/user/retinosa/?galleryid=f1fd7a8e3bbf4d15ac73bf00b67bc5b9&wf=share&trackingid=BTAGC Thanks in advance for your...

Wow! You guys are amazing:D. I did a search for Leptastrea sp., then did a search for Heterocyathus aequicostatus. I found the Heterocyathus aequicostatus at a website, but while scrolling through the other photos, I found a pic of a specimen that looks very much like mine, but bigger. It's...

Ok, here's another shot of object #3. I tapped it gently. It was hard to the touch. It responded by changing color from brownish-yellow to white and posting a "This coral not in foreclosure. Trespassers will be stung" sign. Each circle from the picture does appear to be an individual whatever...

Holy Tuna Cakes! I had no idea there was such an animal as a tunicate. You guys are great! Attached is hopefully a better picture of the coral(?). It's about 3/8 inch in diameter. I cannot tell if it's been huffing and puffing during the day, but it seems to be getting bigger, slowly. Thanks...

I have a 70gal tank and cycling LR for 3 weeks on one rock. First photo is some kind of anemone? about the size of a half dollar, pink base, likes low light, flattens w/ bright lights and tentacles become inflated. The second photo is some growth about 1/4 inch wide on side of same LR. Third...

Great! Tanks for the reply. With your large fuge and macro algae, do you still need to perform weekly water changes? Or is a large fuge not enough to handle all the nitrates?

Hello, I am a newbie waiting to my tank to arrive. As I understand the nitrogen cycling process, we change 10% +/- of the old water primarily to get rid of nitrates? How effective would a fuge with plants(algae?) and a deep sand bed be in reducing the labor and nitrate levels?