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Just noticed this thing on my power head. Ideas?

Here are a couple of more pics. One from today and the other with the clarkii in better days.

No changes in lighting or anything else in the tank. I did have an accidental livestock change though that now that I think about it may be related. Back in August my clarkii clown jumped out of the tank and died. Is the anemone depressed? Is this a thing? The anemone has been under the same...

So I bought an anemone a couple of years ago. Everything was fine for about 18 months. The last 6 months the anemone has shrunk to about 1/10th its original size. Also seems like it's mouth is inverted. Classic symptoms of a dying anemone from what I have read. My question is..... is it really...

I have a bunch of live rock in a running tank. I want to move it to another tank. I am hoping to break it into smaller pieces and assemble it with putty/adhesive into a better aquascape. Right now it is a bunch of larger pieces. 1) can I use these products on wet rock? 2) which ones work the...

Hmmmm. Never thought of using rubble on the trays. Good idea. Pads also work just as well as socks. How do you do the water bridge? Do you pump into the 29 and then another pump back to display tank?

I got this sump with a 90 gallon tank I bought a while ago. Was thinking of removing the wheels and some trays and adding some filter socks. What do you guys think?

Now that you mention it I did move a paly colony last week. That's probably how this happened. Thanks, Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Saw this guy today all by themselves. Have never noticed it before. I do have a colony of green zoas growing elsewhere in the tank. Any ideas? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Just noticed this guy growing on the thermometer in my overflow. Aptasia? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I am inclined to agree. I have removed it. Thanks, Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Saw this little guy crawling on glass. Hard to get a good picture as it is so small. I took a shot of it with my clarkie and nem for perspective. It has 2 antennae. Has about 8 legs and a pointy tail. Green and pink/purple colors. Thanks, Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Brittle star? Found him in the tank while moving some rock around. Thanks!! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I got lucky with this one. It picked a fairly wide crevice to tuck itself in so it was easy to rip apart. I can see how these can be a problem if you have multiples. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Kind of looks the same. Hard to tell. I have a lot of them clustered together in groups. Yours looks like a single specimen so could be something different. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I have had these growing in my overflow and sump for a while now. Noticed a couple now growing on the sand. Thanks in advance. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

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Thanks. I just yanked the rock and killed the bugger. Scraped it out with a paring knife and heated the crevice with a flame. Hopefully it was the only one. Must have hitchhiked on a recent coral addition. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

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Just noticed this guy growing on a rock? Bottom left near a palys. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Found the article. Thanks for the tip!!! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I have a couple of large pieces of live rock that was in my tank at one point. I removed it about 8 months ago. It has been sitting in my basement next to the furnace since then. I want to reintroduce it but am unsure how. Can I just put it back in and assume everything on it is dead? Should a...

Mine did for about a month. After that they seemed to settle down and are extended for the majority of the light cycle. Also, as I mentioned below mine doesn't like high flow or when I move it by hand. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I bought a Kenya Tree about 6 months ago as my first coral. Seems to have done nicely. It was a small fragment at the time. Fully extended all three "branches" measure about 3 inches. I do noticed it extends further in less turbulent water. At this point should I cut each branch off the plug and...

I ran a fresh test one hour before lights out on top. Looks like somewhere in the 8.x range. Very hard to tell with Red Sea. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice