JamesL

Looks complicated! I barely have time to get the camera in focus to take pictures anymore

But this does look neat. Just the HDR (high dynamic range).

The second description kinda sounds like a fluke. Not something you want in a tank.

Congrats on beating the GHA!

Might be worth more trade-in value for you to take a tried-and-true pair in.

For the iPhone users out there: iCam Review.

I haven't tried it, but the reviewer seems to like it.

Last day to vote!

Toadstools are super hardy corals. I have had mine go weeks without any polyps emerging.

Like Robb mentioned, toadstools go through shedding phases, though normally the the polyps are nott out at that point, and they get very shiny looking.

I would suggest possibly moving it in the tank. It might be looking for more water flow or light.

In terms of feeding, they mainly feed on light. I have never really seen the tentacles grabs anything, though I do add phytoplankton and other like food in the tank.

Tagging along to see what people have to say, seeing as I am a new clam papa.

I agree with Rob. You have a great eye for picking out the angles for pictures.

The lily with the shadow is my favorite out of this set. And the bee drinking is very unique.

Heck, I like all of them

That is a nice sized anemone. I am surprised the clowns didn't run right for it.

What type of lighting do you have over the tank? As I recall, carpet anemones generally like more intense light.

I would think you should notice courting activity if she was about to lay eggs. My damsels plump up right before they go into the mating dance.

That's green? I thought it was a bleached BTA.

I think the camera washed out the color ... or possibly GIMP when I adjusted the white balance. It is a light green.

Are your lights on? Like most other wrasses, six lines hide at night. They normally wedge inside of the rock work and wrap themselves in a mucus cocoon.

Great pics what kind of nem is that?

Thanks. Just your run-of-the-mill green bubbletip anemone.

I was going to recommend Sapphire Aquatics skimmers, because they had posted on nano-reef that they were working on a hang-in skimmer. But I don't see it on their store.

I had good luck with my AP24 skimmer when I had my 24g Aquapod.

I tried chasing him with the algae pad, but he wasn't afraid

Here are some pictures of him guarding his prize.

I like how you have the rock configured! The tank is going to look great once it gets established.

Thanks guys and girls

I survived my first attack from Mr. Have To Protect My Anemone. I think the anemone is resigned to the fact that it has to put up with the abundance of love this clownfish is giving it.

Caught the clown trying to feed the anemone part of an algae sheet (when I was feeding my tangs and angel), and getting frustrated that the anemone was not eating it.

I dare you to touch my anemone:

Showing off his back side:

And he isn't afraid of no clownfish:

Not sure if this has been mentioned... and I know the blog portion is a bit buggy, but the e-mail subscription to a blog does not seem to work. I have subscribed to my own blog, and I don't get notified when people make comments.

It is a standard 75g, so I think that makes it 18" deep?

And I am running two 150W 14K MH's over it. The clam is pretty much centered under one of them.

Will do. I have been max dosing the Mg, and things seem to be pretty static at the moment with the remaining acans that were affected.

Well, he hasn't tried to bite me (yet). The anemone is a little perturbed with all of the lovin' it is getting from the fish, but I think they will come to a mutual understanding here soon.

Ok, that statement is now false. The little booger went after me today while I was cleaning the inside of the glass. At least I was expecting it this time and didn't scream like a little girl

Again, why can't Apple make controllers b/c then they'd work every time...

They would definitely work ... but they would also be 3x the price

(And this is from an Apple fan)