Recent content by Budman2K

Thanks for the response, i did notice it does a great job cleaning the algae off the rock. The short time I was watching it, it has cleaned all evidence of algae from the rock. As of now I have no sps, just lps and soft corals.

I purchased a couple Flame Oysters last week and one had this thing on the side of its shell that I thought was a barnacle or something permanent. I was looking at the tank tonight and noticed it moved from the oyster and is now on a rock. It is moving slowly on the rock. I figured I would see...

Here is the picture that I found that confirmed it. It is from the Oregon State University's website. This is exactly what is growing in my tank. I would link you to the website, but I am unsure of the forum's rules on linking, so here is the pic.

Just an update on the unknown anemone. It has gotten a little larger and more defined. I also have found more of them on the same rock, about 4 or 5 total that I can see. At this point they are still very small and hard to photograph, but I have identified them as Strawberry Anemone or...

Thanks, it took a little bit to get that shot, as he normally only comes out when I feed him. He will grab a piece of krill off the stick and retreat back into his den (is that what its called?).

If not too late I would like to submit a photo of one of my newest additions to the tank, Larry the Lobster.

Re: August POTM Entries! If not too late I would like to submit a photo of one of my newest additions to the tank, Larry the Lobster.

I am leaning towards Peanut Worms because from what I understand, Spaghetti Worms have tentacles, the ones in the rock do not. I was just trying to ID them to know if they are wanted or unwanted in the aquarium. Thanks.

15 minutes after I turned off the aquarium light, I grabbed my red led light to see what I could find on the rock. I took these pics using the camera flash with main light off, so the colors are not very accurate. I found a ton of bristle worms and some other type worms that I would like to get...

You are correct, I just put it in about a week and a half ago. I will keep an eye on it and see what happens.

Thanks for the reply. Does it look dead to you or could it be growing?

Here is another thing I found on one of the rocks that I don't know what it is. It looks like it has branches and looks like it is getting larger in the past week. Thanks again.

When it was smaller I thought this was a dead bristle worm, but it has not moved from this spot and has been getting larger over the past week. I reached in and gently touched it, and found it is definitely attached to the rock. Does anyone have any idea what it is, and is it friend or foe...