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just got a nice zooanthid colony today and on the bottom of the rock is a long spaghetti worm tube. he's already nice and active, and is nifty, but i'm not sure if i should put the colony lower in the tank so he's closer to the sand and he can sift and eat crab and snail poop? i also wonder if...

it definitely does, alex, thanks!!

Howdy! I don't have any fish in my reef yet, and so thankfully, no illness, but like to be prepared. Are there any medicines that are safe with inverts and coral? I know antibiotics are bad news and you have to be careful with copper (and I've got a 65g freshwater planted tank that I'm used to...

yes, an emailed, but every time i call them it takes day or two to reply to me. which is amusing, since their office is less than an hour from my house! ergh. they've always been helpful, though, once they get in touch! i hope my poor hermy crabs don't go blind from the switch from dull...

yup, got some red-legged and blue-legged hermits, a bunch of margarita snails, and a beautiful tree coral (colt coral?) that had about 5 or 6 little brittle stars hitchhiking on it! though now one of my light ballasts seems to have pooped out (4-week-old tank, greeeeeat), so i'm hoping it's ok...

thanks! that helps a lot, i don't want to screw up so soon! lol. not sure about the refugium, i fear it might depend on what my pet store can get. i work too much to mail order and am timid about shipping live things that way anyway...think i'll head to the store today!

29 biocube up for about 3 weeks, live rock for 2. levels are good. i've had some purple stuff sprouting from the rocks and all kinds of different wormy things. i am now getting diatomaceious algae. i thought i read somewhere that the algae will go thru cycles, brown, then green, then the good...

love the rock arrangement! wonderful!