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2-2.25"- I've had it for a couple of months

Bump, I have no luck with sps- looking for softies, LPS or other small fish-or trade for cash

Just the green- pure nanno

It's funny ( not funny) how fish/ inverts behave differently in different tanks/ environments- the MM never even looked at aiptasia in my tank, but is most certainly the culprit that ate @Lovefish77 black widow and rock flower nems. I have an emerald crab in my 75- haven't seen it in over a...

Fresh batch of Phyto available 12oz-$10.00 28oz-$20 Negotiable located in Chester trades welcome

So now it's a fish to be careful of, I traded one to a fellow reefer and it has eaten his nems- I don't have any nems, but while I had it it didn't eat any aiptasia, only algae taste buds i guess

Got my first for bubble algae control- never made a difference in my 13g- added a couple to my 75g just in case, they just threw frags around. A fellow reefer thought that one might have killed some of his bottom dwelling fish, now another that i just traded a Molly Miller Blenny to bought some...

The one with the red leaf- lower left is an Oxalis- great indoor plant for medium light, the heart shaped leaves are a caladium- both the Caladium and Oxalis can be dug and the tubers can be stored in a cool room and replanted in the Spring

Not familiar with that type, but I like sponges- when I first saw pineapple sponges along with spirorbid worms in my sump I knew I was doing something right. The 'roots' came later, but still weren't a problem at first. They were only in the sump, then I found them on rocks in the DT- still ok(...

Molly Miller was traded to @Lovefish77 for very nice large colony of coral

I have dual in tank sumps in my 75g, cheato in the middle chamber on one end and a small skimmer in the other, both have identical return pumps, Noticed recently the the return on one end was almost running dry, even with additional topoffs. took a look ( not easy- much stuff stored in the...

If you lived closer I'd be interested in the 2 light T5

I had one catch on fire in the middle of the night once

$100, pickup in Chester NJ, can meet locally, willing to trade. Will be at Sealevel tomorrow 11/05/22 at 1pm- message me if interested. Also Have a yellow watchman goby and green chromis for sale or trade

Yeah, they are very rare, but I have read where some hobbyists have found them in their tanks

Isn't there some sort of 'worm' that preys on fish at night?

@MadReefer How did you acclimate the mollies in a few hours

My Molly Millers are not bottom dwellers- they hop around the rocks and hang on the glass. It's also possible that your newest goby is just checking out locations- my first watchman hid in the back of the tank for months, finally moved up front- it could also be that one or more fish are showing...

I still have 3 Molly Miller blennies- not a fish that goes mia- always picking on algae, and all over the tank at feeding time- I also don't trust some crabs, but I had- maybe still have emeralds- I never see them- I would not trust pistol shrimp ever though

I still have the Molly Miller, yellow watchman and green chromis