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some sort of algae....maybe a Kelp. if its thick and squishy then it could be a sponge.

john, i acclimated all at the same time and relaeased at the same time. i kind of released them as close to where i wanted them and they burrowed right where i wanted them. jumping, mine never have and i dont have a top on my tank. the elegence is one of my favorite corals. good luck with your...

some sort of hair algae i would guess.......

tanks looking good, nice addtions, and keep up the good work.

not really sure, couple weeks or so. its not real fast.

i have heard as they get bigger they can get aggressive, but havent experienced it in the past.

yes they will

cant help ya without better pics....sorry

wow that stylo is awsome, the color is incrediable. great work John

wow that is amazing. ED great job, keep up the good work.

fuzzy pic so its really hard to tell....maybe a mushroom?

lookin amazing as usual. keep up the good work john

looks amazing. love the way you aquascaped it, very natural looking.

give it some time. all my fish took some time getting used to there new surroundings. my yasha hase gobies didnt come out for almost a month.

i have heard you can but i have never used it. my pH is pretty consistant in my water changes. the minerals and elements in the salt will bring the pH up.....well at least mine does. i mix my new saltwater a day or two after a water change and it sits with a powerhead until the next change.

later? :shock: huh, :mrgreen: 4sho im lost...... :anxious

sure

i wouldnt feed for a couple weeks. i found when i had diatoms sturring up teh substrate prolonged it. i just leave mine alone and it evenually went away. JMO

he'll show up more as time goes on. he just needs to get used to his surroundings. it also helps if there are other non-agressive fish in the tank. like chromis's, cardinals, other small gobies, ect. mine came out way more when i added my bangii cardnals.

nothing, fish will eat them, number will reduce as tank developes. the reason there are great number of them is due to what they eat (not sure what), as the food source drops so does the number of those guys. it happens even in long time established tanks.