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To propagate mushrooms just cut it in half like a pizza. You'll get two mushrooms in no time.

Why not get a 20 gallon? I have a 29 gallon with a 20 gallon sump. The 20 gallon fits perfectly in my stand.

There are people on RC that has coral water marine tanks set up. They have certain kinds of anemone and fish not much corals though.

I just don't see the sixline wrasse as beautiful. The colors are so dull. Are wrasse known as shrimp eater?

Filament Wrasse is what I'm looking at now. Anyone with experience with this fish?

eBay and other places have the generic version of the cpr bakpak2. Works just like the real thing but only a fraction of the price. I paid $70 for mine.

I had a royal gramma before. After 2 days in my tank it came up missing. I've been looking at reefsafe wrasses. Any opinions on them?

I currently have a clown and yellow watchman goby in my 29 gal reef tank. I want to add another fish that is beautiful and not shy to show itself. Anyone have any fish they have or know that meet this requirement?

A month ago, I did this to one of the mushroom I got. When I pulled it, I guess I left back a little flesh cause now there's a small mushroom growing on that spot.

It's just a generic version of the bak pak2. I just got one in today. So far so good; already making more bubbles than my seaclone did.

aqua c remora would be the best if you got the money for one. There is an OEM version on the bakpak2 for about $70. From personal experience, I would not recommend the seaclone.

I saw it in my rocks today. I hope it's not harmful cause I would hate to take the rock out to kill it.

Waiting for my shipping quote too. Maybe since it's the weekend they may not be working. Hopefully a cheap quote will come tomorrow or Tuesday.

I remember awhile back you wanted to get rid of the cleaner shrimps. I guess they clowns figured you out. :lol:

Seaclones seem to be hit or miss. I have a seaclone and it doesn't work nearly as effective as the remora or bakpack.

If you really like how the hang on the back Remora works then you might look into the Urchin. It's just a version of the Remora but it has an extension for the ph or pump so it works in sump.

Not enough selections but got some very nice prices. I want to get some of the ricordias but shipping would kill the deal.

An UV sterilizer isn't bad for corals but UV light is. As long as none of the corals are expose to the UV you are ok.

Donations are always welcomed here. :P

I'm on the westbank (the dry side) of new orleans. Because of katrina for the first time I'm kinda glad I'm on the westbank. :P

If you don't want to take the rock out before they hatch what you do is after they hatch (if they are any left) at night use a flashlight and the fries should swim toward the light. Take a ladle and scoop them into a separate tank with water from the main.

Very nice pictures Phyl. I love these progression and documented pictures. It give me a idea of how fast certain corals grow and what I have to shoot for with my corals.

They usually stay under the sand until feeding. A couple of mine do show up when lights out but most stay under the sand until they are hungry enough to get out of the sand when I feed the tank.

It's the pest anemone majano. If you like it keep it but watch out because it can split fast and sting nearby corals.

Maybe you have too much flow everywhere around your tank. It's usually better to turn of a ph or 2 at night and keep minimum flow so your fish can rest.