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thats a tough one based on the pic...

I hope they don't have big black eyes...if so, you've got to get 'em out. :shock:

Nice start. Does that piece of LR have grape caulerpa on it? If so, I'd take it out ASAP. That stuff is nasty.

Hmm...do they ever get on your glass? Are we sure these aren't flatworms? :shock:

I always refer to the size of the tank in terms of the display volume. Its true that fuges or sumps increase volume but I've always just gone with the main display tank when discussing size, etc.

What did you end up doing with all that xenia and the LR that it was attached to? Also, can you explain your avatar for us? Looks really cool. :lol:

I first noticed a ton of them after I starting feeding with DTs phytoplankton. Apparently, they love the stuff.

Yup, a scypha sponge. http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-07/rs/index.htm Harmless and an indicator of good water quality. Congrats! :lol3:

Yeah, I have about 15-25 of them at any given time.

What kinds of temps are you seeing?

I was just thinking to myself today while watching CNN that my tanks would pretty much be done with if I lived in New Orleans. No flow, no lights, no fans, no nothing. I'd give my tanks about one day to live with those conditions. Those folks have to go for weeks, if not longer, without...

I'd say $13-16 per torch head depending on size. Where are you located? Its possible we could do USPS priority mail and save you some money.

I've had zoas that closed for about a week before. I never found out why. They just opened back up one day and looked fine....weird.

Sure, I've got one.

I still have tons of them all over my rock. I actually really like them b/c that green is a really nice color. Congrats! :mrgreen:

Wow. Great looking tank. Nice pics as well. Those zoas look really nice. Keep me in mind if you ever frag em... That clown is the KING of that tank. :mrgreen: Any bioload issues yet with all the fish?

Great looking setup. Everyting looks nice and happy! :mrgreen:

Sweet setup. Is that tank in-wall?

Holy crap! Nice stang and red devil. Do you have a shop to work on those cars? Where are you located again?

Yeah, its pretty crazy just how similar gardening is to reefing. I often find myself at the nursery thinking to myself just how much that certain plant looks like a coral... SM - your stuffed jalepeno peppers sound great. I'm going to try that when they mature. :mrgreen: