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cool....before you know it you'll have a lot more than 15...and mine do not stay on the LR...they liked the sand (mind you mine is more like crushed coral) and also do nicely on chaeto - kinda neat how they suspend themselves on the chaeto. Enjoy!

hey - the questions link is the same as the orders link...

ah - cool to know phyl! just don't go dumping that caulpera :P

Nice. Hey - please note that Calupera is a noted invasive species http://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/aquatics/caulerpa.shtml...so if you ever decide that macro isn't for you - do not flush it...let it dry out and then toss in the trash. Reasons for why you would want to rid calupera...if/when...

oh - was going to mention other benefits if he starts a tale of the tank thread...i mean - he found out about this board in the parking lot of ANimal and THings...which is like what, not even a cup of gas away from AO...(although I guess that depends on your vehicle)

Nah - we'll just leave this so others can check it out incase they want advice on a HQI MH bulb. ;)

yep - what richt said! except you have to join and become a member...(hint hint)! ;D

So from (mike) POTM to - clearly not (phil) potm... ;D here are my mini brittle stars...

i would do it separately...not sure if the different dips together might do... personally i have never had a feather duster (not one like those from hawaii) and I am not sure - but if flatworms could hitch on a coral, it stands to reason they could do so on the tube of a duster too.

Not sure...but welcome to NJRC!