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Hope you have a wonderful Day dear!! :mrgreen:

Best of wishes Dancefish! :birthday:

Did you leave them up from last year DJ????? Come on you know you did!!!!! :lol:

These are too cute, keep them coming! :mrgreen:

Wow, those are awesome shots!!! Love the barnicle shot!

Nice pictures there Greg! It's always nice to put a face to a name!

You have beautiful children Brian! :mrgreen:

I think Rescuediver covered the questions quite nicely! :mrgreen:

Your tank looks wonderful!

Hope you had a wonderful day Steven! :mrgreen:

I haven't observed this particular behavior, but it seems you have a smart little critter! :mrgreen:

:group Congrats DanceFish!

The 'stringy' stuff that is expelled from the oral disc are actually the digestive track that are either expelled as a defensive reaction or due to stress

They will move around if they are not in a comfortable position, this is normal as well. If you see that it isn't going to completely detach then you can use some superglue gel and glue that little piece of stone to another rock to try and keep it in place. HTH!

This happens when they become stressed out. How long did you acclimate it before adding it into your tank? Did you notice the 'stringy' stuff being pulled back into the body after a short time?

Your tank is looking great Ed! :mrgreen:

:thanks That is very much appriciated!

There are many regular household items that can be used, such as straight razors, box cutters, wire cutters, superglue gel, rubberbands, mesh, epoxy, and the list can go on and on (all new and clean of course). What kind of coral are you planning on fragging?

Well, with adding a fuge you can add live rock rubble/macro algea/sand/etc. for instance and it becomes a natural filter. There are many combinations you can use to suit your needs. It can also help stabilize your water parameters.

Everything on your list sounds good, and like Jesse stated, by going with the 19" Aquafuge you are increasing your water volume.