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What do I do about it? My experience's ae bad when athe fish start swimming irregular.

Anyone tell me why my brown powder tang is swimming straight up and down. All my numbers seem to be good. Any advice?

the closest one in the line up is the zoanthids. But do they shoot in and out of holes?

I just discovered a new inhabitant in my live rock. He kinda looks like a green polyp, but is clear. He is about the size of a pencil eraser and shoots back into the rock as soon as he senses movement. Kinda why there is no picture. Another detail, I just noticed him tonight after turning off my...

Well he didn't make it. Thanks for helping though.

I only do one feeding per day. My wife does the other. She does flake only. I do mysis at night. I thought he was eating fine.

Everything else was good. He is moving around a little more now. And is upright, thank the fish gods. I guess he will be under observation for the next couple days.

Ok. My nitrates are a 1.0, not good. I did a 15 gallon water change. And will do some more tonight.

My long nose butterfly is sideways! He looks to be fading quickly. I will get some parameters in a few. I need help quick!

I was wondering what kind of lighting I should bee looking for. I am looking to get some "beginner" anenome and eventually coral. I have 260 watt compact florescents for my tank now, but dont think it will work for what I plan to do. Any advice?

Thanks for the help. Someone in the house is wanting a pretty purple, but we will see what we can find.

Any suggsestions on what kind of anenome for someone to start off with? I only have one clown for now, but he needs a home!

You have to watch some of your LFS. They tend to sell you excatly what you want, not what they should.

I am a Line Clearance Tree Trimmer. Basically I trim the trees that hang above over the power lines. And no, unfortunately I do not have one of the nice bucket trucks. Its ropes and saddles for me!

Well I was wondering if i could process the rock in the same fashion as the "poor mans LR." I planned on letting it sit in a container with mild acid to kill anything that may be crawling around in the crevices. And this thing is huge! I didnt realize how heavy it was. I guesstimated it to be...

It is just a really neat rock that I found behind a house while at work. Don't really know what kind it is. I will bring it home and get some pics up.

so if i put the rock in an established tank for a couple days it should become "live"?

Will BR turn into LR? I found a really neat piece of rock but it is rather large that would look great in my tank. If it will turn to LR, what do I need to do?

Welcome. Everyone here is a big help. Ask away.

I just picked up a new 90 gal tank. The previous owner was running it as a fresh water tank. I am switching it to salt. Any advice on the switch. I am upgrading from the 29 gal. I am hoping to get some coral and anenome's for my fish and my daughter, and of course me.

Thanks for the help everyone! Hopefully it will be gone for good. And as far as the little orange sponge...is he okay or does he need to go?

The mystery sheet did come off in pieces. But it was in the process of breaking up in my tank anyway. I did move it around in the tank to try to get it as clean as i could. Thanks for everyones advice/help. VERY HELPFUL!

Well I went ahead and pulled it off. There was no base to this to indicate the aiptasia, just a slimy covering. I removed and cleaned with a toothbrush. Now that its gone can you tell me if this is the corralites that were mentioned before? If this mystery film returns should I eliminate that...

Well it has grown over a certain part of the LR and stopped . It is smooth and light blue with little "snowflake" like imprints on it. There are three spots on my LR that look like this but the biggest one got the film. But as of writing this it is starting to deterioriate. I will just have to...

Can anyone help me figure this out. This started growing on my live rock a few days after purchase.hope there is enough pics. it has now grown solid over that part of the rock and is soft to the touch...