Elizzy

Got a couple of new zoa frags and discovered that something has been eating their heads off... I saw an asterina on one of the heads a few nights ago, but didn't really think they ate zoas... Pulled the frags out yesterday and dipped them hoping to find the culprit.. (I do dip all corals prior to placing in tank.) Found a lot of copepods and 3 asterinas. Nothing else. Thinking the asterinas are eating my zoas. -- do they just eat the heads off or would that be something else? I've got 4 hermit crabs, 2 clownfish, 1 firefish, 1 watchman.

Thanks guys! They're chomping down on mysis right now!

Today I noticed that a frag I bought has sprouted a new head. Right now the frag is mounted to a plug in my sand. Do I need to provide it with more rock to attach to, or will it just keep growing heads and expanding over the sand?

Thanks so much,

-Elizzy

Liz; sure. But it will be Monday before I'm available for pick up.

Chiu; I'm not too far out of town, about 8 miles from I35/290 interchange. About the same from Parmer/35.

Everyone else; which part of town is everyone in?

Thanks so much, Monday works for me too...I live in Round Rock, but drive a very fast car.

Let me know where to pick up the toadstool... I've got a function that's going to take me out of pocket all day/night Thursday. I can pick up Friday or over the weekend -- if you wouldn't mind housing that toadstool - I'd appreciate it...not sure how long it'll survive in a bag. Thanks.

This evening our eBay auctions will be ending, and as of now there is VERY little activity! Good for you if you're looking for some beautiful frags at incredibly low prices! Check out the auctions here:

http://shop.ebay.com...=&_trksid=p3686

There are no words...well yes, actually there are...like OMG. That's absolutely gorgeous!!

$200 each which is face value. I'm going, but my BF went crazy and bought too many tickets...

BTW, the mangrove is doing awesome!! Thanks again for that!!!

Check this out -- click here. I am normally against adding anything to a tank, but I did use the chemiclean redslime remover as recommended and OMG, it all went away within days. Nothing suffered, it was all good. (Even the Xenia lived through that)

I remember taking a 10 year hiatus...

Wishing you all the best.

If you have any cerith snails (I can't kill those) or small pieces of live rock - let me know!! (Edit: Peppermint shrimp too?)

Hugs,

Have 2 pairs - Arena Level - Section 49 & Section 21. Frank Erwin Center.

$200/each

Great Valentine's Day present.

PPPPPPPPoker face,

Going to have like a 280G in-wall when I get a new house down here.

I've always wanted a tank wall!! Would love it if you posted pictures of the in-wall progress when it happens!!

Welcome back!

I don't know what I want to say!!!

Did you try Amazonia? I gave them a metric ton of cichlids at one point and walked out with nearly $500 credit...used that towards a lot of live rock.

This sounds like a lot of fun, especially since I've never had scotch (or spam)...Unfortunately, due to my schedule I can't give a firm commitment, but if I can work it in, I will!

I need an aggressive peppermint shrimp if you'd like to relocate him...

Y'all rock, thanks so much!!!

I've got a nasty little aiptasia on a rock right above my Australian Spider Sponge - Joe's Juice requires feeding the nem (I don't have a syringe handy) and some of that food gets in the water column. Supposed to be reef safe, but I'd hate to hurt anything, especially that sponge.

Advice?

Thanks!

Paid

Should I paypal now or just wait?

Thanks!!

p.s. This Sunday is supposed to be 67 and then Monday at 53. Next Wednesday we get more snow, but then next Friday & Saturday will be in 60's.

Save the octopi!!

That was one of my favorites with the "Die, die, die."

Check this out - Mark's link - it's awesome.

I'm in for toadstool frag. I talked to him about it before, but will let him confirm price.

Got my Buckeye Field Supply ro/di unit and refractometer today. First thing I did was calibrate refractometer and then measure salinity. GAWD! It was 1.030...brought it down to 1.028 tonight. Really surprised that nothing is reacting badly to the high salinity, other than snails. Will bring it down slowly over next few days.