Recent content by corriewf

Well I have moved which means I had to tear down the tank and build it again. I tried to get it looking similar, but yet it is still different. It was moved with dsb and bristle worms intact. :) Now I am slowly watching my sps rtn. :( Its sad...

Yeah thats the second time with the same hermit.... Sometimes the snails like to go to the water line but besides that, no problems. :stonight

Well, my crazy theory has now come true. My hermit crab is revolting against me. You may remember before in a past thread where I was going to get some icecream late at night and discovered my hermit on the floor all dry but still kicking, well today I discovered the same hermit trying to...

If you look closely you will see its al the same rock. :)

Ever wanted to know what this tank used to look like? When I said that this tank has gone through cycles in its life spans I meant it. Seeing these old shots almost brings a tear to my eye.

This arrangement is much better. Nice zoos. :)

I am debating whether I should replace the clam or get a nice coral to fill the spot. What do you guys think?

The first suggestion you made was correct. I checked out the website you referenced and that was it.

This is really neat to read on as there doesnt seem to be much known about them. Mine seem to breed quite a bit in my little ten. I am happy now. Thanks again. :)

Thanks, ive been wondering for a loooooong time what they were. I will read the article when I get home.... Again thanks a lot.

Anyone?

Did you guys think that just because my clam died that my tank was dead too?!?!? I dont think so.... Here some updated pics....Sorry the rbta didnt feel like saying hi tonight. :cool2: Oh, how rude of me I almost forgot....

I am wondering what type of snail that is in the pic with the clown? I have a tons of those and they mutiply quite a bit. They seem to love algae and move at a very rapid rate. I have been wondering what they are for 6+ months.

It is a last resort, to clarify.

Looks like hydroids to me. No coral.