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No, did not see that post, life gets in the way sometimes, glad that the Garf route worked out for you. Just found this, after reading your posts, ALOT of persons have replied to your posts, Nobody has micro fauna that can be culled out, but ask for live sand or cheato and many will respond...

Snails, I put it in the invert Forum, Link http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=19834.0 James, Welcome back!

Wild Collected Common Periwinkle (Littorina littorea) I have been experimenting with them as part of my reef clean up crew for about a year and the results have been positive. Survival rate is very good. They have not bothered or fed on any reef inhabitants, pure vegetarian. I have seen no...

Sounds like you can get the same thing from free samples of live sand from the sumps of a established members tanks. The Coraline can be seeded the same way, using a small rock that is encrusted and scraping it off into the tank. Iv done this for a dozen friends tanks and it always helps to jump...

I have one with a hood, no leaks, you can have free. 08736, Manasquan.

I have all bare bottom tanks, I feel it tends to focus more attention to the rock work and inhabitants. As for detritus, I take a tube and hose and siphon it directly into the sump, that has sand, that way you save all the little critters, micro stars, baby snails, ect.

A pic of the frags all happy and after 1st treatment the pinks are responding good. Greg

Checked my traps, no trops, but got this guy! Collected some before, some type of Blenny. Has some color, Red Eyes, a pair of soft frills like antlers on its head. Bottom dweller, likes holes, found them living in old bottles. And one bit me before, have teeth! Nobody has been able to ID yet...

I treat mine with Paragon, by aquatronics, A Wide Spectrum Anti-Parasitic and Anti-Bacterial control. Also Isolate during treatment, takes 5 days, during this time I can observe that the horse's is feeding and can introduce it to the foods that I supplie.

Now that's really cool! 8)

Just saw this thread. I just set a set of traps for trops in Shark River. Should have some pics on wed of the results. I did see a Spot fin Butterfly, but could not collect it. I set up a natural tank about 6 weeks ago so I can hold what I collect. I did take a few small stars, Check out the one...

Found it! Link http://images.google.com/images?q=Longhorn+Sculpin&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=52uLSvToB4aYMd6zjcYP&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4

Local Slang name, This link has a Sea Ravin, close, I think there is a few of them not very well documented. link also has info on Lions in this area, Thats rare, never seen or heard of one myself.http://njscuba.net/biology/sw_fish_bottom.html

Little sea robin or a scullfin possibly.

I'm impressed, I checked out the tank pics, some really nice zoos.

So I guess that you got her started Reefing!

Your my neighbor! PM sent. GregH

Male has a pouch, hard to miss. I set 12 traps in a horse area, saw a butterfly but I could not get him. See what happens by morning.

Neat.

a few days, not too bad, has the fitting turned green, thats copper sulfate, deadly to marine life. Massive water changes to delute and hope it has not been absorbed into the rock. Besides that?