TexasPipefish

Do you still have the 10 gallon stand and 10 gallon lid?

Gone - I've got several people meeting me to split this up. Thaks for the quick respones.

I live near San antonio, but work in Austin at Parmer and I35. I'll be happy to bring some to work if you need it. I'm tearing down my tanks for a move and need it gone soon. PM me if you want to meet up in Austin during lunch.

Caulerpa Mexicana,

Caulerpa serrulata,

Chaeto sp.,

Ulva sp.

I have a 5-inch Horse Conch that needs a new home. I've fed him all the
snails that I care to. He eats about one large(1 inch to 2 inches) snail
per week. He has a beautiful mango coloration with a fine mottling on
the cape. He will sit motionless for about 10 hours after eating, then
cruise the tank again. He will also hang out above the waterline for
days at a time, before cruising the tank again. I have him in a tank
with Sergeant Majors and hermit crabs, and he has not bothered them yet.
PM me if you want him.

The whips all found a new home, but the snails are still here.

The snails(Neosimnia uniplicata) are actually symbiotic, eating debris off of the whip. If you want a whip AND a snail and you think you can keep this guy fed, PM me.

Here are the Gorgonian Snails that washed up attached to the sea whips

Here is a pic of the two Gorgonian Snails that came off of the whips.

Now that I know it is a pure filter feeder, I need to find it a new
home. Anyone interested in a strand of bright yellow Colorful Sea Whip
(Leptogorgia Virgulata). I have several strands, and I'd like to find a
new home for them - one with plenty of phytoplankton. PM me if you want a strand.

Now that I know it is a pure filter feeder, I need to find it a new home. Anyone interested in a strand of bright yellow Colorful Sea Whip (Leptogorgia Virgulata). I have several strands, and I'd like to find a new home for them - one with plenty of phytoplankton. PM me if you want a strand.

Leptogorgia virgulata - Colorful Sea Whip, yes it is a Gorgonian. This
species has several color variations including bright yellow.

(I looked at pics of the Yellow Sea Whip, Pterogorgia citrina, and it is not this coral.)

This bright yellow leather coral is washing up on Padre Island, Texas.
It seems to be growing over the stems of some other plant, forming long
strings. It has very small translucent polyps.

I have some extra Sea Lettuce (Ulva). PM me if you want a start.

gone

Small jellyfish needs a new home

I have been trying to find a source for Dove Conch, A.K.A. Nano Conch (Strombus maculatus). It only grows to 1/2 inch and is supposed to be a good sand sifter and moderately good algae grazer. There used to be a few folk selling them on the forums, but none of those sources are still up and running.

Thanks,

TexasPipefish