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I have been missing my fuzzy dwarf for like a week. I've looked all around my tank and aside from moving all of the rock I've checked the overflow and everything and still no dwarf. Does anyone know if they bury themselves or something? It used to come out all the time and it doesn't even make...

So I'm thinking about rearranging my live rock... Anyone have any ideas/suggestions based on what rock I have pictured below?

That's it... Cool. Thanks :) I've seen one in there before but I didn't get pic last time.

I found this little guy today and I have no idea what it is?? It looks like some sort of mushroom or something?

I like Joe's juice to kill the aiptasia. You can buy a small bottle online and you literally feed it to them with a syringe and they are gone overnight. This is some good stuff too because it won't harm any of your fish or coral and it doesn't require you to remove the rocks.

I'm pretty sure it didn't make it :( I did a good water change but I think not having any moment for a few days is what really messed it up.

Wow turning the lights off completely for a few hours made a huge difference! I had some red algae almost covering a rock and by this morning like 50% of it was gone! :)

RODI and ok that sounds good ill program my lights for total darkness for a few hours a day too

Yeah I know the nitrates are high right now and im doing water changes with RO water. What cycle for lighting do you recommend?

Well if this is the case I figured out why... My power head in my tank stopped working for a few days but now I have two of them and the tank as a whole looks much better.

Salinity: 1.024 Phosphate: .25 Calcium:420 Temperature: 77.9 Nitrate:40 Ammonia: 0 Nitrite: 0 Ph:7.8 Hardness: 125.3 Lighting: 8 hours day, 16 hours night glow

I think you were right about something eating it... I observed a crab on it picking at it the other day. I ordered a shelf for it and I just got the test kit for the rest of the water parameters today. Ill post the results and a picture later on.

It doesn't look like something is eating it... It just kind of looks like it curled into itself... its more like a wall shaped one and its flourescent green

65 gallon

The regular lights are on for 8 hours everyday and the moonglow light is on for the remainder of the day. I'm going in go out and get the reef test kit sometime this week

the polyps are fine and they open everyday so I wasn't sure why the hammer coral was having problems

Coralife Lunar Aqualight (with moonlight glow) 96 watts/lamp the only other coral is a very small polyp coral

1. Type & how long you have had it: Hammer Coral, 1 month 2. Current lighting & Bulb Age: T5 - unsure of exact wattage, 6 months 3. Nitrate: 40 4. Calcium: unknown 5. Phosphate: unknown 6. Alkalinity: unknown 7. pH: 7.8 8. Salinity: 1.23 9. Temperature: 78 10. Liquid or strip test kits: API...

I think he was nestled in so far I could only see the antennas but after looking at pictures that's definitely what it is.

Here are some pictures he is nestled right in where the rocks meet

I just saw this little creature protruding from some of my live rock but I can't get a picture of him. It looks like it has antennas but no claws like a crab, it has like fins that it waves in scooping motions. I'll try and get a picture but it's in such an odd spot. Any ideas?

Anyone know what kind of crab this is?

I just found a little guy on the back of a rock I have not seen before. I think its a crab but I want to make sure... he seems to come out more when I turn off the light, has a hard body and not a shell, has smaller middle arms that he kind of flails out like he's scooping water, and moves...

Hello everyone, I have a 45 gallon tall tank right now and I am trying to place my albino oscar in a new home but I have no idea what size tank would be good for him. He is about 12-13" long by now and has a bad attitude. I don't have the money to get him a bigger tank so I'm going to post him...

He now has a tank of his own at my friend's house... It took us about an hour to get him out of the piece of rock he was in... We were not only afraid of him attacking but we didn't want to hurt him either.