KKAAY

The one off the frag plug is still not opening

Pending

Believe its Bout 75lbs

Very nice

Well it would help if I gave some info.....its a cuc crab and one of the claws is bigger than the other

just wondering if this type of crab is reef safe and exactly what type of crab it might be. I don't have pics of it just yet. The claw is black if that helps any.

So chris.. what's the scoop?

Did you order already?

So only three of us are taking advantage of this?

I have about 75 lbs

im in

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=497+502+2891&pcatid=2891

The colors are not the same. Just envision it.

Patrick

the ones i took out had only two antennas from what i could see and kinda inched along like an inchworm

I meant age of tank and age of rock with hitchhikers.

In another forum, I described a scenario in a tank set up for 12 years, in which spores of red grapes and dragons breath lay dormant for five years after going sexual.

When the rock was moved to a different tank, it grew dragons breath and red grapes. It works both ways. Sometimes it s good. Sometimes, not so much. I think the cucumbers are a bioindicator of good conditions in your tank. I would expect to see mini feather dusters and the like.

Patrick

i just moved over to a 75 in july. the original was a 30g that was set up at the beginning of march. so i moved all rock from the 30 to 75 with a few pieces of dead rock

i have not seen any featherdusters "yet"

i could not find pics of a cucumber that looked like this

thanks for the input

kristy

How new is your live rock? This is why I'm so hesitant to go with live rock...

My polyclad flatworm, who I'll call Phil, ate all my snails for a year. I thought my snails were dying from a ph imbalance... Then one night, I see it, I see the flatworm who grew about 4 inches on about 30 snails.... I couldn't net him, so I ended up taking the whole rock out that it was living in. I scraped him out, put the rock back in, and then, to my horror, saw mini-Phil fragments moving around. After much cursing, I sucked all the mini-Phil fragments out and threw the home rock away.

Snails survive these days...

its not so new, i dont think anyway. ive had it 7 months

It looks like a cucumber. Help us help you guess. Give us some more history. Patrick

what kind of history Patrick?

not sure what you mean. they were a lil less than an inch long..."were" lol

one was on my glass and the other scootin along on the sand

I have sucked another one out

How fast is it moving? A cucumber would move relatively slow, but if it's moving pretty good -- well, it has the same coloring of my arch-nemesis, the polyclad flatworm...and that sucker will eat all of your snails.

It doesn't move fast or slow

I think I'm just gonna get rid of it

So should I put it back into the tank?

Looks like some kind of snail

It is glass..thx chris

Bump..reduced again

bump....reduced

Nice looking frag tank... hope I get to see it in person

welcome

30 gallon half moon tank, stand and hob filter, led light with 42 white and 3 blue (needs power cord) $150.00

aprox. 75lbs dry rock $40.00

Fritz zyme 9: live nitrifying bacteria $10.00

$160.00

I moved up to a 75g and would like to sell everything together. When I purchased the tank in march, the led light did not work. I used a BML instead so I never go around to purchasing a power cord for the light.

please PM me if you have any questions. I live in kyle but would be willing to bring it to my job for pickup. I work in south austin