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Depends on the species...some extend at all times, others don't

I hate to put it like this....but....better for them to commit suicide on him than on me..... Of course my Misbar Ocellaris decided to explore outside the tank....amazingly, clown jerky is brighter orange than the original clown..... We had to do one of these....

Can't do ABS with it though....

Had a starry blennie, named Lennie by my daughter like 8 years ago

Just watch what makes him happy....check your parameters weekly and adjust your dosing....I highly recommend automated dosing personally, and it doesn't have to be anything real expensive either.....I made my system and have helped many others build them as well....you can get it real well...

considering a lawnmower, also called a sailfin.....least that's what LA said....

This is too cool...maybe my bride will be working soon and after a while a printer, or even plans to build one could be in the cards....I'm sure they will come down in price over time....

I prefer Napalm, a chisel and a tiny hammer....

yup, like reefnoob said....cooking will make it less palatable to the beast and less nutritional at the same time...

Sweet...I wasn't trying to beat you up, just saw a really short time in hobby and was a bit concerned for the critter...appears you have been doing your research and I appreciate that....as for the colors I mentioned, the classic concentric gold in blue, that's a standard pattern in croceas...

I'm looking at other varieties of Flasher Wrasses this time....

I have all the luck....friend and livestock business owner got two of the wrasses so I could pick from the two...Then after the other fish I am getting from get eating good I will get them all....okay, so the wrasse I put dibs on jumped from his fish system and was jerky when he found it....so I...

BTW...love the eel's name....made my bride smile.... :beerchug:

You just need the tail. Peel it and wrinse in clear fresh water, cut it into serving sized pieces. Offer him one and put the remainders in a zip lock, separated apart in the bag, lay flat in the freezer. Once fully frozen they can be thawed one at a time....

Really deep tanks are also much more challenging to get good light to the bottom of as well........

That one can be a beast of overgrowth....Be very careful too, as I was once told that is a very Palytoxin rich variety....

Here is the promised photo. This is one of the pairs of MaiTai Clowns the breeder had. I think I'm pretty well set on my stock list now.... Powder Brown Tang Naked Clown MaiTai Clown Filamented Flasher Wrasse Sailfin Blennie Purple Firefish Blue Reef Chromis Orange Spotted Goby With...

As for the acrylic being less likely to crack I just have one comment....I've been in the hobby for a long time and have only heard of two glass tanks "cracking." One was a defectively made HUGE tank (like 500 or 600 gallons) and a 55 that guys were trying to move partially filled. They bumped...

Beautiful clam....I am concerned though....you have one of the more rewarding, but difficult to keep creatures in our hobby but you obviously didn't do enough research into tridacnid clams if you aren't even sure what species it is.... I believe it is a maxima based upon what appears to be...

I will have to find a picture, but I will put one up soon.... I'm excited about the wrasse as well....these are amazingly bright...