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better picture if it. Hope this helps

I'll look for that. It was scraped it off yesterday and it's back in the same tank overnight. Same size and everything.

Gravel substrate, system is about 10 years old, it's in multiple tanks but not in all. System is 109 tanks total of 2550 gallons

Ya it's a fw system. It's only growing in the tanks not in the sump.

Ammonia 0 Nitrates 0 Nitrites 0 Ph 7.8 Temp 78 It grows in a tree branch shape. Guessing some type of algae? Idk though it's strange looking and I have never seen anything like it.

I'm usually in the saltwater forums so I apologize in advance if this is in the wrong spot. I have this growing in my tanks at work. I have never seen this before and have no clue what it is. Any ideas?

Haha just read the title stupid auto correct

Roommate caught this guy while out fishing. Finally got him to eat frozen krill.

I'd use a brush, sponge would break off on the rock and then you would have to pick the bits off.

29 gallon-free Power head-$53 Sand-$49 Rock-$50 or so About 100 lbs Heater- $30 Original light-twin bulb t-5- $125 New led lights $499 Can be done really cheap like I did originally but then u get the big and get addicted. Second tank Is now running and I have led lights for that one...

Type of nassarius maybe?

They are watermelons.

Love how they are efficient and precise and he just goes omnomnomnom

I have a 29 gallon that I put together with economy in mind. 40 lbs of sand, probably about 50-60 lbs of sand, sicce voyager 3 power head, fluval heater and I started with a deep blue dual T-5 lamp fixture then the reef bug hit me and I upgraded to ai sols. My tank is very happy, parameters are...

We are here to help you but please do some of your own research. All the questions you are asking can be answered by either reading the articles or searching with google. We want to help you but you gotta help your self first.

Concrete bits would be what you want to do but the hammer drill would probably cause fault lines in the rock to break and the rock would crumble.

It is going to be a reef tank.

Any suggestions on stocking this size tank? I do not want any clowns or damsels for this tank. Tired of getting attacked by my maroon clown when I clean the 29.

I am thinking about adding some plants to this tank. Any suggestions on what to add? I have never done a planted tank.

Definately made a difference much better color and explosive growth from the zoas. Hope the new acans grow as rapid as them

Probably cyano bacteria bloom. Test your water and give us your parameters. You can look on live aquaria for info on fish look at the sw beginners link.

Ok thanks I was curious about that myself.

Wouldn't the dead things in the rock provide enough ammonia?

Just like cycling a tank the curing process can vary. Only by testing the water can you determine when it is done. Seeding would probably help speed up the process.

Rubbermaid container, saltwater, heater, and powerhead. Watch the levels water change as needed. Unless its a new tank them just put it in and let the die off cycle the tank