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I would like to identify the new mushrooms I picked up, hopefully the pictures will work...

I only saw this thing once when it came to from under the rock and sand. About 2 weeks ago I saw it and not since. No photo tank was dark, the under side is beige the top is dark and it looked more like a millipede, lots of beige "legs". If I need to remove it I will, it extended out of the...

Had to get my six line out of the back of the tank. Last resort to get him out, fishing.... Barbless hook, very small, about 1/4" long, needed to save him.... Tropical Fishing at Home - YouTube

Need some help finding the names for these two, I recall the one was Yuma. The other from Australia I can not remember, your help is greatly appreciated. Nice colours on them for sure.

It almost looks like fungus you would find on a tree in the forest, the exception, it is soft like a mushroom and slimy to the touch, yes I already touched it. Seems to have very short bumpy tentacles on the underside, they do not extend that I have seen.

Not sure how this happened, but it is cool to watch the mushroom move around the tank on it's hosts back.

It is fairly small right now and they are only on one rock, any help with ID would be great. Also should it stay or go?

Picked this up in the LFS for 5 bucks, it was drifting around the tank, so I figured what the heck. Placed it in the new set up, Cad Lights Artisan. Just can't find a picture on the net of it. Help would be great!!

I don't have a picture for you but for a description.... Body wises it is 3/8 inch across, takes the shape of a chocolate star... Colour wise the outside tips of the arms are darker brown, as you move to the centre he gets lighter in colour beige then sort of green, in his body centre he is...

My Cad lights tank is now cycling and there is a small starfish in it. Should I take it out and put it in my small biocube to try to save it? The biocube has a lawn mower blenny, clown and 6 line wrasse in it. Would this be ok or will the starfish get eaten anyway if I move it. The starfish...

Have not posted much on here, I do more searching and researching. Have had my BC 29 for over a year and decided time to step up to the plate. I am building it slow and will post pictures. I will accept any help or advice. Bifferwine I will need to buy some magic cheto!!

This is the same "guy" that was growing on my brain after it "shed". Yes it is dead, sad for me... It is a follow up from this thread... Coral reskinning after shedding? Part two with the mouth open. Bottom right of picture, bright red "tree", sorry took the picture with my MacBook.. So what do...

Here a a little better pictures of what it is doing. The red in front has tripled in size in the last 2 weeks or so. The second and third shot show the mouth open, do you hand feed these things? Mysis shrimp or just keep up with the Zooplex? It does open and shut still, I have watched for it...

I put a brain coral in my Biocube a few months ago and it got attacked by my hermits. They all jumped on it and the coral "shed" its soft tissue (I know there is a term for this just can't remember it). All that was left was the skeleton, I have watched it closely and the little "mouth" was...

There are a few of these under one of my corals. Sorry for the blurry picture, If needed I will try to get a better shot of it. Looks kinda like a fat bodied feather duster. Any help would be great.

Finally found it! Have not seen it for a few days now. Holy cow do they stink when they are taken out of the tank!!! Caught one of my midget hermits snacking on it, yuck!!

Over the last 2 days it seems that my copepods have all disappeared. Water parameters are good, I do have a small population of flatworms that are siphoned out regularly. They are not an issue yet. Have a clown and 1.5 inch yellow tang. Zoes and mushrooms and feather duster. Could there be...

I picked up a small green wrasse, after acclimating he has buried himself in the sand. Did this last night when the lights went out, I can see his tail sticking out. Do I leave him there or move the sand so that he comes out? Any help with this would be great, you folks have done fantastic in...

Goes in and out the rock and waves around, has the same appearance as the bristles on a bristleworm. On the left side about half way down.

Just looking for some answers on what they are. They are magnified 60x. In the second picture, in the sand (yes that is sand) right side there is a worm that is slouched over the second piece of sand in opaque and light brown line.