The anemone crabs also love the green algae that is sold in sheets, they'll take it from my fingers. Mine lives in my bubbletip anemone, previously he hosted a torch coral I had in there. Awesome little guys.
I've got the same setup on my desk at work and absolutely love it. I've got a tailspot blenny and elongated pseudochromis. Be careful with tiny fish as they do like to jump. You can put a piece of knitting mesh over the top for the first few weeks after adding fish until they become used to the tank. Also, you may start to notice a film on the top of the water because filtration is minimal with the included pump. I bought this one (spray bar) and it does a great job of providing extra flow and keeps the surface agitated, the best $15 I spent on the pico.
I use noip.com. It's a program that runs on my pc and updates the website whenever my dynamic ip address changes. Additionally I route all incoming traffice to port 443, this port should be open for you Mark as it is what encrypted web traffic uses.
Enjoyed everyone who made it, I'm happy to host again the next time you need a location. Thanks to our great presenter, Dave, for making the trip all the way south.
Other option is prepare to do a large water change, drop the water level in the tank by 50%. You'll drastically cut away any escape routes and will be able to corner him much easier.
If you use Google Maps DO NOT take it's advice and come up Rancho Alto from the south side (via 1626). The road is destroyed at that intersection and is really rough on your car. Look forward to seeing everyone.
Keep in mind if you do feed silversides to only give small pieces. I was originally overfeeding mine with too big of a piece and the BTA struggles with it. You should only be feeding them pieces approx the same size as the mouth. I've found mine have a harder time expelling the waste from a large feeding.
The benefit to target feeding is that you should see faster growth/faster splits, but it shouldn't be required.
I spoke to Hunter at AquaDome and they are running a deal on CUC (incl. hermits, snails, urchins, sea hares, algae eating true crabs) if you buy more than $50. Not sure about our other sponsors.