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Ya big show off! :bigsmile: Love the blue/pink goni and the purple leptastrea among others.

Tentacles? watch out, spell check will change it into testicles if you're not careful :O PS PLEASE check you PM's :|

Mine came in today's mail too. It tastes a little fishy. :|

Hate to lose 'em. I saved a nassarius snail yesterday AM that was waiting on the floor, next to the tank for a helping hand. Left the jump guard open and was very lucky that I only had one very slow inhabitant escape. That was an old blenny, man. Sorry you lost him.

It appears that she has a great sense of humor too! :bigsmile:

I'd like to offer lucky number 7 for a sprig of this milli. :)

PS Thanks again for the kind donation of those watermelon zoas. They are multiplying nicely under my LED's :)

Hey buddy! I hope your Ph is not truly 4.05! Holy Cow lol

FWIW: Setosa is such a very cool and vibrant coral, it's relatively easy to grow and makes a striking focal spot in the tank. It's fun to watch it grow too, you never know what shape it will become, given time. I think every mixed reef needs a hunk. :p

Great report, Richard! :D I too am excited as I watch my reef adapt to the new lighting. Surprisingly, many of my acros and branching corals were shocked by the LED light spectrum and many bleached out and died off. I found this odd as the overall light level seems much lower than having...

I "ran as fast as I could" but still couldn't nab one. I had expected a "few" frags of both shrooms but, alas, only one reward. Still a good haul (net fishing term) and pretty unusual in my experience. I've got a couple very special shrooms archived from Mr. Bookfish that are equally as...

Nice to find this frag still available and now in my tank! Thanks, Robert........I'm well stocked on everything now including all those peppermint shrimp. I sneaked most of them in the tank just after I did a major feeding of the fish and turned the lights off. I watched them migrate to the...

I wish I would have done something like that when my fire shrimp perched on the top of the reef and released hundreds of what appeared to be live young into the tank. They became fish food immediately. :(

Although the frag only has a three heads, I'll be glad to grow it out a bit and share! It's incredible, non-edible and unforgettable! :bigsmile:

Wish I could offer ideas. Good luck with the effort, I'm not aware of any/many successful captive breeding attempts of Anthias. Are you planning to isolate the "couple" in a tank where you can separate the fry once they appear? Just thinking out loud. :)

Great news, Gresh. I was at Neptune yesterday looking for those extra cool mushrooms and our mutual favorite was already sold! :| My second choice shroom frag was also a "one only" but I took it home. It's the turquoise/orange dot one in Robert's picture. While I was...

I made a "name that food' entry. :) Thanks for the opportunity. H)

+1

Me too, me too! :p

Wonder what they look like?