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I'm suprised that they would sale something that they have no info on. I'm crossing my finger for you too B.

I'm sure you've already found this, but I'll post it anyway. http://www.edge-of-reef.com/macruri/MACpericlimenesimperatoren.htm

Oh wow B, those look awesome! Although I know nothing about them I do plan on doing some research on it at the first available moment. Just out of curiousity, did it run a pretty penny?

Good find Buddy! Sounds like a micro brittle star! It should be safe from your fish, they are a good addition to your clean up crew. Here a link to Dragons http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1421&highlight=micro+brittle+star

Skip, Sadie ordered from FloridaPets.com Sadie, how did you manage to get the other half free?

Be careful and stay safe! We'll be thinking of ya!

They are not actually mine, I just help out sometimes. Between my grandparents and my aunt and uncle they have 50+ head.

They do grow slowly, but really need an established tank to maintain proper health. There are "boosters" that you can purchase to seed your tanks sandbed, but not really sure how fast that they replenish was is consumed on a regular basis.

Yes, that's me. Its a wonder we didn't end up with back problems :D

Here's another baby born this weekend. A Colt 16.5 inches tall at birth.

I use the credit cards that continously come in the mail! Free and they're throw aways :)

Your tank looks great, I just love the aquascaping. If you find one of the 'slugs' on the glass, grab a magnifying glass then shoot your picture through it. Could also be the stamella snails (I need to find the correct spelling and tape it to monitor :D )

It would be better to leave it in case someone else comes along with the same questions, this way they can gain the same information from Incysor as you did!

I agree with Erik, if they are one the glass then most likely pods.

Just don't think about a 14' bristleworm coming up the pipes from the sewer :shock: Seriously, I've got one that I know is 8+ , stretched out I'm sure its larger, but so far I think it is innocent of any illegal acts against my little box of nature. Unless you KNOW it is going rogue, they...

Think of them as a part of your clean up crew that just happened to be FREE :D

I used the Aquaclear Sponge Blocks in my Penguin 330s and the roots from the ivy would run all through the sponge.

Very nice looking Zoos.

Could also be a spagetti worm, but either ways both are good to have.

I used to place Ivy clippings in the filter of my FW tanks and it helped with the Nitrates. I couldn't have them in the tank due to the fishs rearranging, so as a compromise I had an ivy growing OUT of the tank. :D