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so it has a skeleton. :D a couple top down pics where you can see the skeleton, one of which was after poking it. and a side view after poking it.

thanks everyone, i'll keep y'all posted on the poking

i do think it might have a skeleton, but i'm going to do some more investigating when i get home. i did have a gorgeous heliofungia in there for a while, but i lost it last summer due to an ato pump getting stuck on while i was away for an extended vacation. i added this rock after that, and...

the green thing on top of the zoas and to the right of the feather duster. any ideas? i'm thinking a bubble tip maybe? it hasn't moved, though, but its grown. cup coral?

hi Jeremy, what size piece are you looking for? there's a good chance i'll be heading up the turnpike this coming weekend on saturday, so it might actually work. i've got quite a bit to fit in though, so this might not make the schedule and at any rate, i probably won't know until saturday...

i have a large colony of Sinularia flexibilis that needs to be reduced by about a third. hard to tell from the pics, but its a real nice creamy, pinkish tan with some green highlights. i can do a larger grapefruit or maybe cantaloupe sized colony for $50 or smaller sized 6 inch fingers for $10...

welp, i don't have your number on my phone anymore or can't find it. i've got to deal with a flat tire and go to costco in the morning, so maybe we can meet up around lunch time? i'll pm you my number, txt me and we'll figure it out. thank you!

sounds good, no hurry on my end, but i do want to make sure you get some scratch to hold it for me i'll text you (unless your number changed) to seal the deal. thank you!

hey joe, its dan also from cherry hill, the guy that bought your tunze 3152, through rc i think. if you still have it, i can give you a hundred cashish for your tunze 3155 tonight.

i'd second tsm corals too. well worth it!