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ding ding ding......we have a winner ;D

it looks like a chiton, or an isopod to me. i refrenced my reefers atlas andthose were the two best matches i could find

welcome to the best group of reefers i know ;D you will see they are some of the best informed and most helpful people around. we are always here if you need a helping hand with just about anything ( not only reef or fish related topics ) again..........welcome and happy reefing....al

rev, i found it in the bottom of my old 90 gal.the only problem i see is it has a small crack at the top that was fixed at sometime . its been so long since i used it i forget . the box that hangs outside the tank measures 3"(front to back), 6 inches wide and 8.5 inches tall. the drain hole is...

hi rev, i think i have a hang on overflow in the garage. i'll let you know if i find it

it's a fairly new idea to go to the bigger tank so im just looking into the total costs. i know the initial set up is a big cost but i figured i could add rock , corals and fish as i go and spread the stocking cost over a year or so. i also figured the cost of opperating every month will(should)...

holy crap batman...... ;D but hun , you said to go big....hahahaha... im positive she would flip out if i brought that home....... whats the problem with aquascaping an 18in deep tank.... i once had a 90 and thought it was ok........curently i have 2 20 gal set ups and monthly costs are...

hi all, the wife just told me that she has no objections to a larger tank but if i do upgrade it should be "as big as i want to go. dont upgrade to just want a bigger tank later and then have to upgrade again." wooohoooo! isn't she awesome.. ;D so the question is what is your opperational cost...

happy b-day phil, i hear 40 is the new 30 ;) happy reefing .....al

IMO i would say that it should be judged on total water volume because more water = more room for error and easier to keep stable over time. i myself keep two 20 gal individual tanks , 1 is a mixed reef and the other is a frag tank. i consider them mini-size because i can use standard equipment...

a bit late getting this up but here is mine(staying with the trend) :)

they are harmless until they are over 7-8 inches,and are great scavengers for the tank.......keep em........happy reefing...al

congrats billy and jenn.............lots of luck to the new parents.....al now remember plenty of light,food,and love makes them grow the best ;)

i,ve been away for a few days.......it might be the a/c until a week or two ago we only had is on for short periods of time but over the last 2-3 weeks its been on constantly.....other than that nothing was added or changed in the tank besides the addition of a few frags from the june meeting...

Re: spaghetti worm none of those things phyl. i cant figure it out..noting has changed except the ph....i know .....its odd and all other water parameters are fine. sg 1.024 , temp 78-80, cal. 420, alk 9DKH. 0 amonia, 0 trites, trates 5-10 ppm, phosphate < 0.1

spaghetti worms .......good or bad? i have about 8 to 12 that have shown up in my 20 gal reef. should i try to get them out and if so .....how? on another topic i have had a slight drop in my ph and i cant figure out why. it went from 8.1 (steady for months on end ) to 7.9(tested yesterday) i...

looks sort of like an umbrella mushroom

i agree .......common bristle worm...no harm at all to the tank of inhabitants. it will eat any left over food and scavenge the sandbed ,keeping the tank cleaner than without them....and watch out for them when doing tank maintenance.the bristles sting like hell if you get them in your skin...

are you talking about the swamp by the meadowlands? i use to ride out there when i lived in seacaucus. it would be closer but is it leagle? i have a few friends that had there rides impounded for being on state property(tresspassing)it cost ther like $500 for impound , storage and tickets. >:(

i agree ......it looks like sun polyps... i think they needed to be spot fed because they are non-photosynthetic...