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No problem, it is good that you know them to a degree. I would still suggest letting your tank stabilize and at the same time get to know it. Mushrooms are very closely related to anemones for what it is worth.

I waited about 10 months before I added a RBTA. Should wait longer for that because you want a very stable environment. That being said they roam around and you have to be ready for it. They are cool...of course mine is in the back of the tank now, but so long as it is happy fine with me. The...

Nice guys stopped in today just to say hello. Spoke to Greg for a while...bought a monster turbo...just cuz I felt like I was supposed to buy something ;D.

Here is the stupid thing you guys know way more then me and I have a tank. ::) Thanks very much for sharing the information with us even when you don't have an active tank.

I have some for trade...will take purple hornets...if no takers I will trade for that swiss guard at AO. ;D

Much easier to buy if you own a nano....or in case of emergency. Trop at least is good with that for sure.

Greg have frags? Now that is a silly question. ;)

Biodiversity is a very good idea. I don't know exactly the Kent sponge thing. But I will take a swing at this one. A reactor is a container(there are some good DYI examples here on NJRC)that acts as a place for for some reaction to take place....water flows through some medium that either takes...

I didn't know where that was going...this is a family site. ;D Seriously though great system...huge huh? Really like the towers.

AO has a swiss guard basslet...pretty cool little fish for 1/10 the price.

I am saying they have an almost entirely different diet. Sand sifting sea stars eat Brittle Starfish, Worms, Snails, Sea Cucumbers, Amphipods, Spaghetti Worms, Copepods, and Tube Worms along with some other stuff like detritus. While Sea Cucumbers eat detritus and bacteria which it gets from...

That sounds like a lot of fish, or at least if you add the additional fish it would be in a 120, maybe I am wrong. I always say a harliquin tusk but that is my personal FOWLR dream fish.

Regular water changes, skimmer, carbon, phosban, rinsing fish food, and avoid overfeeding. Also make sure you have enough live rock and perhaps live sand.

I have Reef Fanitic ... works great...have two pumps one for ATO and one for water changes just change plugs and done. OH yeah have to Rubbermade Brutes one each. http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=RF-RFLC&Category_Code=Dosers

Cool pics thanks for sharing

Boomer I just want to say thanks for the input, very clear and concise as always. :)

Happy Belated Birthday!!!

Yeah I second the I want to hear about adventure outside of Reefing. Nice to hear from you.

Not really true in the sense that sandsifting stars will eat the small organisisms from the sand, versus waste and algae that a sea cucumber eats.

Nothing mine never leaves the sandbed now when it was in a nano it would roam around more but it is not really soft and fleshy like say the lettuce slug. The two lettuce slugs I have had both ended up in the koralia....so no more of those. I think in the article that Phil provided it says...