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Do you have a canopy over the lights? Do you have a heater in the tank? If so what is it set at? What was the tank temp before adding the new pump? What pump are you running?

Are you running an open top tank? What type of lighting? Do you have fans on your lighting/canopy? You can try putting a small clip on desk fan on your sump or tank. It will evaporate more water but will drop the tank by 2-3 degrees at least.

Anchor worms are actually a parasitic copepod. You can try a FW dip or a Formalin dip/bath.

Hey Brandon, up for a NJRC belly flop contest? I hear the competition is pretty tight.

You got my vote!!

John, I was thinking the same thing when I saw the river under them. That would be the ultimate belly flop. That pic is so classic. I need to get that one framed.

That looks awesome. I think I have the form to do that.

I'm in Waretown.

Still empty and doesn't look promising for it's return

It is an expression of dominance/submission. It is a good sign that they will air up and possibly mate in the future.

Not all species of cukes are sand sifting species. Some are filter feeders and just trap particulate out of the water column. Some will burrow into the sand and remain there with their feeding appendages exposed collecting food.

What is considered the long run? I have been using untreated tap water exclusively for 6 years. I guess I should tell my corals it isn't good for them and maybe I'll have to stop fragging them.  And I guess my fish need to know it's bad for them too so they will stop breeding. You do not need...

Yup that pic shows it much better. I apologize for the misinformation.

Jenn, your's looks more like a lobophyton species. It has polyps on all sides. The yellow fijis are a sacrophyton species and only has polyps on the top side of it. Greg I'd give it a few months before before fragging it. They are a bit more sensitive than the other toadstools.

Nice piece Greg. Yellow Fiji leathers are one of the more light demanding leathers. They love the light. They are also can be one of the most temperamental and take the longest to settle in and open up. It looks healthy so just give it some more time.

Is this a 2x18w light? It should be plenty for softies. I would suggest a 10k daylight bulb and a 50/50 bulb.

Yeah the outside box. I use a piece of styrofoam over mine instead of acrylic.

Here's a good link for ID'ing hitchhikers. http://www.chucksaddiction.com/hitchhikers.html

Does it have legs or is it slug like?

Does it have a hard or soft body? Shelled or unshelled. It looks like a chiton and if so they are good to have.