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I believe they are reef safe, I've seen some pin cushion urchins in reef tanks and I've thought about getting one.

So far I have spotted 3 small heads of it

I got new live rock yesterday and noticed aiptasia on it...I've never dealt with it before and I have mushroom coral in the tank...not very far away, its not in its reach from what I can see. What is the best and safest way of geting rid of it?? Thanks

but the water level in the tank never drops, iv got it measured yet the third chamber loses 4 cups in 3 days. I've chcked for leaks and everyting

Now thats what I call a fish. Great vids.

yea I see that now. its a family owned buisness and the employee that told me that is the guy I've gone to for everything and everythings hes said has been right or helpful...except that part. I'm going in tomorrow and while I'm there I'll ask about that. This was before I signed up here.

I've got a 29 gallon Oceanic BioCube and in the 3rd chamber where the pump is the water level keeps going down every few days I have to fill it up or it will pump out micro bubbles, anyone else experience this? It didnt do this in my 14 gallon oceanic biocube. The water level in the tank doesn't...

I see you have a deep sand bed, I only put two small bags of live sand in my 29 gallon biocube, I like the way the deeper sand bed looks but my the guy at my LFS store suggested just the two bags and that I don't need alot of sand. what are the pros and cons of having one?

well...this may explain why my mushroom coral isn't doing so well.

Its on a live rock towards the middle of the tank, I have a 29 gallon oceanic biocube, two 34 watt coral life lights but am useing one at the moment, I have been useing both but was told it only needs medium light.

A guy who works at my LFS store, he told me to do the same with the mushroom coral. I thought it odd, but they have always been right about everything and have a very healthy stock of fish and coral.

theres plenty of bugs in the live rocks for them to feed on, and I'd like them to do some work on my sand. It seems to be just one that has started to climb the sealent...I hope it doesnt hurt the sealent.

over a week ago I bought 5 heads that were connected at the base of purple soft disc coral. I got it home nad it seemed to be a mix of purple and aqua green, and then over a few days it opened up, but didn't look as healthy as the kind in the tank it came out of, I just switched it from the 14...

why do you acclimate your inverts? I bought two hermit crabs and they said to lay them on a paper towel for 10 minutes and then put them in the tank without accimlation.

So my two scarlet hermit crabs have figured out how to climb up the sealent in the back of my biocube. Is this somthing I should put a stop to? Will they hurt the sealent? Thanks *meant to put Sealent in title**

They do, just the ocellaris were already big and the true perculas are still very young and small so for the time being til I could get a bigger tank I figured the smaller ones would do better til they are full grown and then I'd have a bigger tank for them. I have an album up of the 29 gallon...

Oh I liked them, they were just big for my 14 gallon biocube and then the sealent(sp?) broke and Oceanic sent me the 29 gallon but I had already given my ocellaris to the LFS store, they are in good hands there, the store is a very nice family owned store that took them in and I didn't purchase...

I have two 34 watt coral life lights. Thanks.

I am aware, but I am building up the live rock over time, I purchase my live rock from my LFS store. I have a wet and dry system with bio balls. I do not have fish, as I said above I gave my ocellaris to my LFS store and won't be getting the true percula clown fish for another week or two.

I probably should have posted this a few days ago. I am new to the site, and just starting out with Salt water. I currently have a 29 gallon oceanic biocube with 9lbs of live rock, 10lbs of live sand (didn't want a deep sand bed) mushroom disc coral (which seems not so happy about the move from...