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Oh no, SM! Another killer in your tank? I'm so sorry! I hope you catch him soon.

Congrats to all! SM, you know I think you well deserve it! LOVE those colors!

Looks like some tissue recession around the skeleton too. Besides an immature tank, what sort of lighting do you have? Hopefully it will pull through.

Very nice post Incysor!

Conrats on (hopefully) beating out those killer mutant ninja pods! Also, more congrats for finally getting some corals in there! Can's wait to see pics!

Boy! Am I ever glad that my only LFS has the bare minimum of crappy livestock, because I could NEVER make a decision at a place like that! Nice pics!

Incysor, I really love the 3D feeling of your pictures. It's like those stars are reaching right out at me! Nice!

Happy Thanksgiving to All! Warm and in the 50's here in Wyoming. My poor hubby had to work, but I took my kids to Denver to see my extended family. We had two turkeys, SM, so you didn't hurt the national average!

That is the pattern my snails make on the glass as they meander across the glass munching on algae. Do you have snails? That would be my guess. GL,

Wow! Really, really nice shots! :buttrock: Conni

http://www.hellolights.com/175wxm20000k.html http://www.hellolights.com/methal175wat4.html HL is great to deal with, too. FYI! Conni

These are semi-aggressive fish that may eat ornamental shrimp. http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod ... pCatId=148

Montiporas should do fine under that lighting, especially if high in the tank. I keep Monti Cap under PCs and it's growing like crazy. GL, Conni

Instead of clown loaches, why don't you change it over to salt and put in a half dozen tangs? I'm just kidding! Yes, clown loaches get quite large. Usually around eight inches in the aquarium, but larger is not uncommon. They are also susceptible to ich, and can be hard to treat since...

Holy :censor: !!! That thing is creepy and amazing! I do believe they would be easier to catch in the reef tank though!

This is my male clown doing his xenia impression. This may not look like he's perched, but it's where he "sits" when he's not being busy.

Nice tank pics! You have some really pretty zoos!

It's a great idea to put it in your 'fuge. It will just continue its janitorial duties there without the temptation of your corals!

What is your lighting on that tank? The clam looks very happy and healthy!

It's all in a name! My husband is a BB, and his name is Brady also! Too bad he's not as into reefing as you! Your tank is looking good at five months. Is that a watchman goby on the right? I love those guys! TC, Conni