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Thanks guys. Phil - the harlequin shrimp disappeared a few months. I think I have one of those "midnight marauders"

Re: You might want to read this because of high concentration of this in our tan My kids keep asking me to take them to see that new movie - "The Dihydrogen Monoxide Horse"

I just ordered some Neodymium magnets last week for the same thing but mine aren't coated. Do you think they would be a problem in saltwater?

No need to do yourself in, John.

Re: You might want to read this because of high concentration of this in our tan Green is in! DHMO is out! I'm off to drain my tanks...

So sorry to hear that Wendy.

Sweet pictures! What's the name of the light colored acro with the dark blue polyps?

I had no luck finding this one on ZoaID. Any guesses?

Nice pics. I like the look of the white stand and hood.

Funny thing is - I ordered a different zoa colony from Mr. Coral a couple months ago. He forgot to ship it because of his new store opening and it ending up not surviving the move so he sent this one instead. This is about 1/4 of the original wild colony he sent.

I'm unofficially naming these "Nuclear Cartmans" ;D

Mine don't have the dark purple rays like your picture, Mike but have an occasional green ray and spot.

I better get the clippers out ;D

Thanks Mike.

I tried looking on ZoaID but had no luck with this one - Same with these two. The middle ones kinda look like cats eyes - Thanks for looking.

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found some info that says they're from the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Florida. That was some ride on a clump of weeds!

Looks like a sargassum crab http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/04etta/background/decapods/media/decapods_fig1.html

Time for somebody to start ponying up with some pickles! ;)