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Are you talking about the xenia? You might be referring to the two red/green mushrooms. They are really cool. Not sure what they are called. Picked them up at a fragswap in Houston awhile back.

Very nice :mrgreen:

I'd say so...you should be fine with that.

Vinegar and hot water works wonders. I'd let it sit for day if you can.

I kept some LR and a few softies in a bucket for about 10 days once. Everything made it. I'd definitely put a small set of lights over it along with a powerhead if you can.

Any sign of it?

Yep, I noticed a huge difference when I finally added heaters to my tanks that stabilized my temps to within 78-80 degrees. All my corals responded positively. Before, I was seeing temp swings between 74-84 and it was affecting my corals.

Yeah, mine would hide for awhile after molting.

Both those acans are awesome! Wish I was in CA...

Yeah, another macro shot might help.

I got a small cheapo thermos at walmart. The freezer pack I got at a LFS for free. A store here in SA gives them to me. I have a ton and I will bring you some if you want next time I'm in Htown B. I used a small shoebox size box I had laying around. It ran like $6.50 Priority Mail with...

Jennie sent some tulips to me via USPS priority mail and I got the package within 2 days. Everything was nice and healthy. I would suggest a freezer gel pack just to keep temps down a little. A thermos would prob. be a good idea as well. I bet you could send them that route for under $6 total.

Yeah, I bet...dinner time! :mrgreen:

Your tulip pics are awesome B!

So it looks like the first ever Nanochat will be focus on inverts. Now we just need to find someone to lead the discussion and figure out a day to do it. I still think 9pm central time would be best.

Yes, that is soley my opinion. Not sure what others think... :gos:

What kind of shrooms are they? You might want to drop a little food directly on top of them and see if they take it.

Remember to tell Chris that Brian says 'hi' and that we all appreciate his support of Nanotank.com. :mrgreen: Sponsors like to hear that stuff...

I've moved my three tanks twice this year and it's not fun. I'd go with the six gallon until you feel that you might stay somewhere for a few years. Moving my 20 gallon took a full day with breakdown and setup. Moving my 5.5 gallon took less than an hour and a half with breakdown and setup...

I run one to two inches in my nanos. Just a matter of taste I guess. Sean - just curious but how did you hear about Nanotank.com? I used to live in Houston and was wondering if you might have seen a business card somewhere.