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It is a Frogspawn. From the picture it is not clear if it is branching (paradivisa): http://www2.aims.gov.au/coralsearch/html/401-500/Species%20pages/499.htm or non-branching (divisa): http://www2.aims.gov.au/coralsearch/html/101-200/Species%20pages/147.htm Definitively not cristata ...

Re: NJRC Clownfish Squishy Thing my presssiosss ;)

Where did you find the Southdown?

I avoid using suction cups. Sooner or latter they all lose the suction and fall.

Is your tank glass or acrylic? Plastic center brace has a lightly different role on those two types of tanks, but is crytical in each case, and removng it in eaither case would be a bad decission IMHO. Wouldn't it be better if you moved your light? How many MH lights do you have and how many...

I thought it was 150-175K

There was an interesting article recently, in Wall Street Journal, arguing precisely that point, and, as a consequence to such policies, dooming WalMart in the long run as well.

I am trying to figure out how many cows is that.

The SCWD MUST reduce the flow significantly, that is how they work. My understanding is that 50% flow reduction is a norm (from what I have seen on the web).

Interested, though in a bit more advanced tips and tricks (lighting). Camera is Canon 30D, lenses macro 60mm and 17-85 zoom.

I might have done couple of things: First, I would crop the bottom and top 15-20% which a) look a bit blured and b) have those white areas from the rock which are attention grabbers. Similar to what NapoliNewJersey did except that I would leave the left and right borders as untrimmed as...

My mistake - it is not 50$ it is 79$ per month. However, if you are willing to test it only once a month, then it is only 22$ per month.

For that kind of money (at least 50$ a month) you could easily buy really sophisticated testing equipment and test kits.

The flow would rip the protruding polyps and sweeper tentacles first, wouldn't it :) So if they are fine, the rest of the tisue would not be worse.

I would vote for a new growth. When my millis are stressed, the sweeper tentacles are first to retract over whole coral (before polyps). You still have them extended all over the corals and in particular around white tips, so I would guess a new growth. In any case keep an eye on it for a few days.

In one place my kids got a playdough and in another, some woman was giving plastic bags (empty) with the logo of the company she was working for. ::)

:) slightly different, wouldn't you say. No one will arrest you for possesion with intent to distribute of margaritas ;D cheers

Hey, they could be just one of those white stags that someone was selling on the last club meeting (or one before the last) ;) Or it could be part of that tank of that Florida guy that had tens of angels at the same time in the same tank with bleached sand and dead corals. I guess that was a...

Well, nowhere in the article did it say that they killed it just to find the age for the Guinness book of records. Age would be just one of the parameters that you would measure in a specimen. And YES, knowing it can be highly beneficial and for the "greater good" for many reasons. You can see...

Here is a nice article about fish sleeping: http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/faq/sleep.htm In a nutshell, it all depends on how do you define a sleep. If it is defied as altered state of concience (brain wave pattern) then they don't, if it is defined as physical and metabolical resting then...