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I have no clue but multi player mode over the internet is killer NJRC WOW Challenge!!

Dave - thank you and its still one of the nicest tanks i have ever seen!! Thanks to rafal for the blue hornets and Ed thanks for pushing Macna i booked my room at ballys and ill buy tickets before may 1 Here are some pics for Ed, by the way these purple deaths look very nice. Thank diverkk

you can hand feed BTA's but id advice against it for carpets. My 2 foot gigantea actually will tug back on the feeding tongs and i usually have to tug back. Also when i tug back a few tentacles break off too. Its normal with gigantea to have tentacles come off.

BTA's dont really have a sensitive sting. Carpets are the sticky ones. My gigantea when it stings me feels like electric shock

Guys the Bill is real and will def have an affect on the coral and fish importation. BY THE WAY ITS GOOOOD!! But lets back track before we discuss the legislation. The only reason why this legislation is being put forth is because its being sponsored by politicians who are looking out for the...

Mine is just as sticky as a short tentacle one. They are not fish eaters and its not becuase its less sticky. They dont eat fish because where they are generally located there are no fish that would venture into the rock work where they usually make their home.

Stichodactyla Gigantea - Giant Carpet Anemone - Dont be fooled they are much stickier but dont eat fish. Mine is about 16inches across and sticky as heck. Any pics?

That looks invasive, you might wanna call the Aquarium in Camden. It looks like a reallly big brackish bumble bee goby thats angry.

Just took this pic and its the only one that came out halfway decent. Show the color contrast.

Matt, I didnt mean legally release it back into the wild. I was comparing it to when people throw lion fish into the atlantic. Say for instance i had the last pair of great barrier reef clowns. Would they not release babies from them back into the wild. They do have programs where they do...

They dont want people putting non native species in the ocean. If you lived in Australia, If you get sick of your fish, literally you could bring them to ocean and put them back.

They may not host when you see them but the only way to get spots like that is from hosting in a coral. Thats why there some clowns that are melanistic.

i can assure you its from the frogspawn. When clownfish host in a coral like frogspawn their slime coat isnt as effective against the sting as it is with anemones. They are getting stung and thier natural reaction is too keep getting stung till their slime coat adjust to the intensity of...

thats def not what my tang had.

I had the samething happen with my Orange Shoulder it happened over a two day period and went away . Hes fine now.

I wanna do this but i dont wanna leave a computer on all day long. Is there any way to do it?

Bill stop staring at that tank and join this convo. The Sand needs your closing arguements. LOL

Oh no you didn't!!!!!! Now i can finally have a RLSB and it right. LOL Most people have it for aesthetics

If its healthy and your water is good it will heal. They are very hardy. If its moving towards the power head you might have some flow issues.

One day i hope to have a surge tank that will replicate low and high tide. Most large hosting anemones face the same kind of rugged conditions and survive out of water during low tide. I dont think i would lower the water enough to totally expose corals but i would consider dropping the level...