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Thanks again, Fl reefer. I don’t remember the shop person specifying a diet, and I don’t think I have any veggie food. I’d better get some first chance I get.

Thanks, JSmith. I actually like the feather dusters, just not covering almost the entirety of the front glass. Makes it hard to appreciate my tank. I’ll try to scrape them off as gently as possible and relocate them. I’ve no idea where they came from (just as is the case with my engineer goby)...

Okay, I’ll Start Scraping. How About the Angel Issue? Fl Reefer has given me some encouragement, so I’ll start evicting them from the glass. Anyone any thoughts on the threat my new Coral Beauty Angel might present to them?

Well, I’m not exactly a new user—had my tank for many years—but I’ve never been able to devote as much time, money and attention to it as I’d have liked to. And it’s been distinctly on the back burner while I was back in school. During that time a colony of feather dusters or tube worms...

Well, yes. I add a fish, it hides among the coral and I think it’s dead; then it reappears months later. Plainly the engineer goby has been lurking in there for some time, unbeknownst to me. I added a lawnmower blenny a few months back that I’m PRETTY sure is deceased. I’ve been busy with school...

Thanks to both of you. I see there is a lot of variation, but, by Gum, I think you got it. He looks a lot like this guy http://www.thepetstop.com/adminpics/20904.jpg but with a bit less white, more grey. I see there is a lot of variation in the distribution of the markings. So, which of my...

And where did he come from?! I haven’t bought any live rock in years, other than a tiny lump about the size of a small egg I bought a few months ago with some coral polyps (they died). The other day I was feeding my fish—I only have five small ones that I know of in a 120 gallon tank—and...