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I've only seen this a few times in my 2.5. I assume he hitchhiked in. I don't think its doing any damage. Its very small, ~.5", and has two antennaes and a brownish cover that looks like a shell but I believe its soft. It is def. not a nudi. Any ideas?

I can't believe no one else has these?

Great pics. Those electric orange (Calcinus elegans) are awesome. Might need to get a few for my tanks.

Yeah, have fun and I'll be looking forward to seeing those pics!

Yeah, salt will dissolve almost immediately. It must be sand blowing around.

Nice shots B!

I'm having problems replying to a post in the General section. I'm investigating...

This is a test post...

Sorry you're having trouble with the search function. I tried a few tests today and could not replicate what you described. I searched, checked out a post, then hit 'back' and it would go right back to the 'searched' query results. I believe it may be an issue with your computer's cache...

Okay, the April photo contest is based on this idea. Let's have fun with it! =P~ http://www.nanotank.com/viewtopic.php?t=1052

The theme of this month's contest is for you to show us your best 'buddies' or 'tank mates' photo. Clownfish hosting anemones, goby/pistol shrimp combos or pairs of sexy shrimp are just a few examples that come to mind... Try to capture the perfect shot while utilizing the corals in your tank...

Thats is really weird. I've got two sexies in my 5.5 tank with about 10-12 good sized zoanthid frags. I've seen them hanging out on top of them but never 'eating' from them. Strange...now you've got me worried. :shocked:

I agree completely. I would never risk my corals to a damsel. That is why I don't have any in my tanks. They are also very aggressive and territorial. Good luck with it!

Yeah good points. I also wanted to add that I occasionally give the buckets a goodshake when they are being stored for more than a week.

Sorry to hear about your clown. Any update with this? This sounds like a question for incysor.

Forgot about a neon blue goby... That would probably be just fine in that tank. :smile:

I just keep my fresh RO water in 5 gallon buckets (with the lid on). I usually fill 3 or 4 at a time and use them throughout the month. I've heard about folks keeping water in 55 gallon drums but I don't have the space for that. Maybe when I get a much needed garage....now you've got me...

#1 cadeucsb #2 skipm #3 n3m3ss1s #4 redparrotbubbles85 #5 incysor I was out of town so thats why it took awhile to reply.

Looking good. You've got some interesting pieces of liverock in your tank. They are not the usual round boring shapes.

That was funny :mrgreen: