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The "roots" are actually thousands of worms,, dark body's clearish white heads. They squirm and crawl. When the lights are on they retreat back to where one end of the "root" is. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've built a frag rag out of egg crate and a cheap mag float. Seems there is some weird stuff living in it. At night these things stretch out 12-14" in all directions. At first I was thinking they were root systems to algae that I'm having a problem with. But after noticing they disappear...

It moved to the back of the tank again, this time it's out in the light better tho so I'm going to leave it be. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lights are off, it's opened up big and puffy And now my clownfish has finally taken to it. Hopefully it will stay. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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He moved to a rock that I moved into a better lit location, he's not happy. Inflated, but drawn in. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think what everyone is seeing as a crack is the side of the triangle shaped protrusion these crabs have on the bottom of their body's. I say lift it out of the water and examine better, hollow=molt, smelling and heavier=dead Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think he got too drunk last weekend and got a wing tattoo. Jk interesting tho. Maybe a color mutation? Has it always been there since you got it? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No possible, he's attached to the largest rock in my tank that's at the very bottom of it all. Never fails does it? Lol I might try to get him on the move with a power head Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Forgot my bulb is a 5 month old 14k phoenix Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yep, over 2 hours. Regardless. I've had the nem for over 6 months he should be acclimated to my tank by now. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It was under a 150w halide when I bought him and a much shallower tank. Granted the store I bought him off of didn't have him but a few days Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tank is a 34 gallon solana with the 150w mh disco ball above it. Temp 78 Api Am 0 Trite 0 Trate 0 Salifert Calcium 450 Mag 1320 Dkh 8.2 Don't test for phosphate but no nuisance algae. Use rodi water and keep salinity at Aprox 1.026-.027 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I purchased an extra large bubble tip anemone about 6 months ago. Originally I didn't think it would make it. It continually deflated and would bite off it own tentacles and spit them out. It has stopped doing all that. And moved to the back of my tank under all my rock. Normally you would...

Tank is a two year old mixed reef, zero across the board on nutrients, 8.1 dkh, 420 calcium and 1400 mag. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

150w mh with 14k phoenix over a 22" deep tank before anyone asks lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a sickly looking gbta I've had for about 3 weeks. Initially it acclimated good and looked fine for a few days. Then I thought it had gotten caught in an intake somewhere but later discovered it's missing tentacle was due to it biting them off. Now The nem inflates randomly, deflates...

So a few weeks ago I noticed my blue leg hermits in some odd places. I'm talking places I didn't even think they could get into and originally I believed them to be stuck and you dig them out. But they kept ending back up in the same place. Then I noticed. They all come out at night and go back...

I had a reef octopus 110 on my 55 and I loved it. Although I haven't used any besides that I would say their other skimmers are probably good quality too. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Honestly that's the only one I was recommended that would fit in the back of my AIO. But if your doing a HOB your have much better options. HOB is probably what I will end up doing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just my opinion, don't get a tunze 9002. I have one on a 30 and I hate it. Even after doing the airline mod it still barely pulls green tea. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Traded a killer mantis shrimp to a guys coral collection(wasn't very much) he told me the name of this piece but I've forgotten. owner said the tissue recession is from a sting from some other coral. Looked worse until I cleaned all the dead tissue away and the edges looks fairly healthy. Any...

Pretty neat! My fire fish and yellow watchman goby paired up and have been like that for about 6 months now.

You can either lay small pieces of rock next to it and let it grow into it and then just cut it off, or just cut off a small piece and use mesh to hold it onto rock/plug until it adheres. Both work fine