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Can you tell us a bit more about your tank? Lighting, parameters, tank size? How many leathers do you have in the tank? If you have a lot of leathers in the tank it will make it very difficult to keep SPS corals from all the allelopathy (chemical warfare) the leathers produce. Did you touch the...

They take a bit of dedication and commitment to keep. All clowns can become territorial and aggressive as they age. That and they are usually aggressive eaters and will out compete the seahorse for food. Seahorses are slow eaters.

Great pictures, Jim. Keep them coming. Actually those pipefish are seadragons, Haliichthys taeniophorus or the ribboned seadragon.

#1 looks like a long polyped sacrophyton. Can you get a picture of it closed up?

Philadelphia Pretzel Factory on Rt 9 in Manahawkin.

So far everyone's info is spot on. Seahorses are not difficult IF you meet their needs. They require cooler tank temperatures, 72-74 max, peaceful tank mates and a moderate, dispersed flow, 7-10x turnover as long as you use spray bars and flare nozzles. Minimum tank size would be 29 gallons for...

Glad it fixed itself. Hopefully it stay's fixed.

Thanks Andy and Jeanne for opening your home to us. It was a pleasure seeing everyone again. Bob, I believe Andy still has that bag of GFO at his house. There was a bag of it by the front door that someone left behind.

Glad you're gonna make it Mike. It's not too late, just add your name to the RSVP list: http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_attend_events&Itemid=37&task=view&id=29.

I just spoke with Andy and as far as he knows the time is 1-5.

Good question. I thought the original was 1-5 now it says 2-6.

Easiest way is to take a drinking glass and lean it against the rock he is in. Drop a little food in and see what happens. The crab will fall in to get the food and the smooth sides won't allow him to climb out. Of course a sharpened wood skewer works well too.

That part I'm not sure of. It is way too cool to flush though.

Here's a site to take a look at. http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~bu6/flatsite.htm

About 3-4 inches in length and about 1-1 1/2 inches wide.

I think it's a flatworm of some sort. It sure was cool to watch.

One peppermint shrimp shouldn't cause any noticeable increases in your tank parameters as long as the tank is cycled properly. Your clean up crew will most likely take care of it before it has a chance to rot.

That was only a month ago. Try emailing him and see if you get a response, his email addy is in his profile.

Brandon, try contacting BillyR98(http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&action=profile;u=398). Last I knew he had a 30 breeder he wasn't using.

Ok just let me know. I thought you had it in your tank.