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Hey Mods...shouldnt this be in Sick Fish Forum?

No need to get rid of them...thats a part of the whole microcosm...they are helpful and beautiful...keep em!!!

Joes Juice works wonders for me. Good Stuff

Sounds to me like the feather duster is expelling waste. Mine do it regularly

Peanut Worm...cool critters

If your clown just started hosting it..it just may be irritated with all the recent attention... But we really need water parameters and pics to be sure.

From what I'm reading you have a temperature problem.... Pacificcoastimports.com has a CL-Mini Chiller that works great on your size tank (I have a 20Gal Biocube with this chiller) and it's not extremely expensive. Around $270. You might want to look into it.

Mine come off with my magna float. If that doesnt work for you...try a razorblade

Ya know...mine was bubbled like that at the LFS...but has NEVER bubbled since it's been in my tank...

I'm positive...snail eggs. I have those all over my tank. Started appearing after I added Nerite Snails.

The third picture with the Nerite Snail on the glass.....those dots are it's eggs. ;)

Gorgeous!! IME, they will definitely move! Mine sat in one spot for months and decided it wanted a change of scenery. I had to wait, then rearrange the whole tank to get the corals away from it. If your clown ends up hosting it, you probably wont need to feed it anything. My GSM Clown grabs...

Yellow? I would love to see a pic of that!

I have a BioCube 29G with the stock stand. Anyone here have one and installed a fuge in the stand? I want to try this, but have no clue what to do. It would be small, like 15x13x18. But, it would be better than nothing.

From what I have been told and thru reading...CF bulbs should be replaced every 6 months (regardless if they still work or not). I use that schedule just to be on the safe side. Other may disagree. As for heaters..the temp is going to fluctuate as the day goes on. Your lights will raise the...

The method I use (which does not always work) is to starve the tank for a few days. Then place a net into the tank with some food in it. DO NOT MOVE the net. Wait until the fish you want swims into the net to get food and then yank the net up. This process could take up to 4 or more hours...

And it's a SIX legged at that!!! Very Cool!!

what do you mean by "were/was in half"? They were physicaly split, as in killed? If thats the case..I would leant more to you having a mantis shrimp hiding somewhere.

It did not make it. Lasted 3 more days, then began to disintegrate. How long have you had yours?