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What kind of lights are you using / plan on using?

I thought lemon drops were yellow?

I only saw three "rainbow" anemones when I came in. They didn't look to be too rainbow to me though. More green base / orange tips.

I love the lobo.

Vermitid snails aren't spongy. Sponges are spongy though. Any tool can remove them, pliers, those picks that you use to get walnuts out of their shells, finger nails. Sponges and vermitid snails aren't bad in general (unless the vermtid snails send their webs on coral and the corals get...

Ah sorry, I was talking in general, because spiral coral have larger polyps which means larger food prey, which means easier to feed, which means easier to keep (from what I have read).

I think Cirrhipathes spiralis has been deemed to be "easier" to keep.

Try and take pictures of everything you want ID'd it helps alot. Also this has been a good source to help me ID stuff http://www.chucksaddiction.com/hitchhikers.html

Kill it with fire!

How are you going to keep the wrasses from eating the nudibranches?

From the picture it looks like Cyano. Brown slime also makes bubbles, as does dinoflagellates.

Sorry about your losses :( Making a screen for the top of the tank is really easy. I am not a very good DIY'er and I put mine together in about 15 minutes.

What is this? Attached files

It knows it is a wall hammer coral! either that or it is from the Westside. Attached files

Well, I can't see it, the guy has a 12g tank, it just up and disappeared lol.

What name is attached to a Green base, red/orange tentacles, and purple tips?

Sponges in the sump are probably pineapple sponges. This doesn't look have the "crown" portion it's just a ball.

Picture :) Attached files

My friend has this fuzz ball in his tank. From looking around I see a few pellets that weren't eaten so I am leaning towards a fungus. Anyone else have any other ideas? I'll post a picture in the next post so there isn't a link :)

Have iPhone will travel :)