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Been a long time, but came back because I was wished a happy birthday! Hope you guys and gals are all still reefing. I actually sold mine 8 years ago after 20 years of having a reef tank due to upkeep and having both work and two kids. Did I read that it's really tough to get Fiji live rock...

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Did you end up getting the tank up and running?

Yep, with the powder blue- make sure you have a great diet for them, with a good variety. Also, brisk water movement is always good for them.

And man, they sure do lay a lot of eggs...

Yep- I've been away for a while, too- but I'm back lurking! Heh.

I used to have a bunch of those...great lawn mowers!

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Welcome back- it's good to see your posts again! Tanks look great. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

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Welcome to AA!

I can't tell (location-wise) what you're referring to. Can you elaborate on the specific area?

Leave it! Doesn't look like aiptasia to me.

One last thing- here's a good way to trap 'em:

Bristleworm taking down a dead fish. Nasty!

That sounds to me like the dead one was getting nipped at by the others. If they have little marks on them, it's not from running into things but rather getting nipped at by the dominant ones. This happened to me in one of my old tanks. What I've done with newer tanks is introduce the chromis...

From the picture, it looks like a bristleworm to me. I haven't seen any quick enough to catch fish, but nothing surprises me any longer...

Welcome, glad to have you here!

That is way too open a question (no offense). If you can tell me more about your tank and what you want to keep in it, I should be able to help you. Describe your tank (and it's system) and I'm sure there are plenty here that can help you.

Just like the others have said above, but I also put the heaters in the first chamber to warm things up for the pods.

Yes- you get a good salt buildup with saltwater tanks, and even moreso than any mineral buildup with freshwater tanks. Just keep good maintenance with your tank and you should be fine.

I think you should go for it. That's the way I started. Read up on these forums and PM me if you have any questions or problems you can't get around. There are a lot of cool people on here willing to help, and they'll save you a lot of money as well! Good luck and let me know if you have any...

First of all, I think it's great you are ready to take care of them. I have similar snails in my back yard. Do you have access to their source water? I'd get them a bigger place to live and add more of the water from where their from and have fun keeping them. The one's I've kept in my house...

Sometimes it happens and it's not up to the admins or hosting site here. Sometimes it's just the software they use. Glad you came back and posted again! Mike