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Most snails are fine. the only defacto item that is not suitable for any cuc is the green brittle star. Filter-feeding sea cucumbers and sea apples are also not a good idea. Finally some people prefer tanks with no hermits or crabs...but this has more to do with preference.

i forgot to mention - the pincushion urchins from our last GB were butt-ugly. If you decide on going this route -definitely make sure it is a "blue tuxedo" or view it first at the LFS!

the tuxedo I have is great. I didn't trust it with the clownfish eggs so I moved it to my corraline covered sump...where it carved a path and surprise I can see the bottom of my sump again (instead of just a pink wall). It's now back in the main display doing it's thing. Frag discs are typically...

coool! - i will see you down there hopefully! :)

This is Petco speak for - I want to make my monthly sales quota and these fish will help. frankly I dunno if they have a quota or not but he/she certainly doesn't have any business acumen. I would have sold the tank AND sold the fish, but insisted the fish be kept in a separate tank at their...

Yes - but at least at NCPARS you don't have to deal with figuring out how to take my livestock home from the event. I am pondering how difficult that will be in orlando.

This pic from liveaquaria is great - and looks just like my fry: Here's my less than macro pic from above - the 10g: Here's a pic of 3 from the first hatch. Another:

I don't see what the diff would be between a large display vs a nano other than avoiding the bigger species (e.g. mexican turbos). Even then large tank owners avoid them for their frag bull-dozing capabilities. So is this algae on the glass/rocks or sandbed? Is there even a sandbed?

maybe reduce the micron on the filter sock to grab the filaments? It's not cat hair or something right?