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I have been looking into something similar myself and just found this thread. the 4th page is probably the most useful IMO. fragmag for BB reefs - The Reef Tank good luck jim

over feeding can cause a population explosion, of bristle worms and then when you correct the over feeding they will die off and that can be an ammonia problem. I have several in my tank at the present time, with no problems. I have been told that they may kill clams by eating their way in...

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thanks crew10 I am shopping for new filters now

hey my ro di filters are getting some age on them. that being said, I have a serious green hair algae problem, that seems to have come from no where. I have changed lights and tested water and done PWC and still the GHA is everwhere...

you might try duck tape. I use it all the time to remove fiberglass insulation..

:rofl::rolleyes::rolleyes: hey Brothers and Sisters of SALT, I just cleaned out my frag tank of the exess xenia and few broke stag horn one acan and 2 green tentical fungia plat frags and a nice mother rock of xenia.... and I came home with these!!!!!

Thanks Mr. X!!!! I am going to give it a try tonight

:blink: can anyone point me to a link that shows how to frag a blasto like these 2 beauties [/ATTACH] :banghead: I just don't know where to start and don't want to kill either one of these... they were just single heads when I got them.

that first one looks like a goniopora frag, to me. I use to have one but it died in the early days.

Hey Bones I live in Crawfordsville IN and I have a few acan's and a green favia plate that I would be willing to trade along with some pom pom xenia..... let me know.. about 35 miles west of the state line on US 74

how much cash are you talking about??? and I also need pic's. I live in C-ville IN

Hey Floyd, you should try the mag on one of the new razor blades to be sure that they will attach. Magnets will not stick to good quality stainless steel. Just some food for thought.

I am going to stick with my first post and tell you it is majano anemones. do a google search and you will see many pic's and youtube vedio on how to get red of them

I have 2 or 3, so far they haven't caused to many problems, but the answer is yes they should be eliminated

it looks like a majano anemones to me.

xenia's should be ok with anemone, I think. They will grow right up to zoo's and steal all the light and starve them that way. But as far as I have seen the do not sting any of the neighbors just aggressively advance and monoplize the space