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It is a bit much, once the food source runs out....but you can supplement with nori or something

The fish/inverts will eat then

Just dump them In. When re-seeding, make sure you dump them in when the lights are off so they have a chance to repopulate

I have my scrubber running opposite my tanks lighting schedule.

Very nice?....group buy? I need some pods

They can be jumpers, so you may need to lid up the top

That was great, @justingraham could in post this on our FB page and on the other reef keeping sites?

Wow back to back....awesome pic

are we calling this?

if you change your mind, lemme know. ill cab send you a pic

aaahhh that was fast....where in central Nj are you? i have some Paly's i can trade. I particularly do not care for them. they were given to me for free...i am nursing them back to health

http://www.njreefers.org/threads/softie-pack-njrc-members-only.96675/#post-830810

Im still uneasy about having 1.....and your right the basslets aren't cheap if thats a deciding factor

That sux, see as a sign....that it wasn't meant to be. The only concern I have with your list is the gold nugget clowns. Never kept one but have heard about them for possibly being agressive. If you had a bigger tank I'd say do it. I just wouldn't want them to beat up that basslet

Looks like a pencil/mine urchin

Looking forward to it

What about strapping a piece directly to its output?

Aaahh sorry bud, I was sure that would work.

no...you can actually manually remove them, but use something like old spoon as they need to be pried off....also be careful as their tips are sharp and can give you a nasty scratch

looks like it could be a vermitid snail Vermetid snails harm coral reefs with multiprong attack