salt_for_brains
Reef expert
- Location
- Leroy, Alabama
Very nice! You are really going to enjoy growing corals under that light. Love the cat:thumbsup:
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Aquarian's 36g Bow Front
- Thread starter Aquarian
- Start date
zuatrapatuarte
Reefing newb
- Location
- Oakland, California
Looks great!
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
So my GBTA just split this weekend only it used the intake tube to do it now there is about six smaller GBTA I think some of them will survive they are moving around on the LR like they are looking for a good spot.
mariobrothersleeve
Reef enthusiast
Get them in a container with some rubble rock. They suck to remove and if they're roaming...... easier for you.
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
Yep already done:thumbsup:
salt_for_brains
Reef expert
- Location
- Leroy, Alabama
Alright Steve, they are anemones not rabbits. So you can't go having all these babies:D
Marinne13
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Great Falls, MT
my cats always do that...I have to hide the BRS boxes when they come in or those stupid packing peanuts will be all over the house
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
Photo bomb!! My clowns are such hams.
salt_for_brains
Reef expert
- Location
- Leroy, Alabama
Sweet! They could not of picked a better name for the clownfish;)
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
Stomatella are actually pretty cool looking before the coralline starts growing on them.
Marinne13
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Great Falls, MT
I love stomatella snails
mariobrothersleeve
Reef enthusiast
It took me forever to figure what the slug looking thing was in my sump. Those have to be the snails they based the movie turbo on. Lightning baby!
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
Well it's confirmed. There are no known survivors of my BTA:(
I'm bummed
I'm bummed
AnthonyTheNewbie
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Denville, NJ USA
Is the mother piece still alive? Or it split 6 ways and all of them died? 0_o
salt_for_brains
Reef expert
- Location
- Leroy, Alabama
That sucks Steve:(
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
Oh it was a forced split through a intake tube. They all died unless there's a piece some where behind my rocks.
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
Haven't seen one of these in a while
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
emmett0122
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Liverpool, PA
nice pics
Aquarian
Reef pro
- Location
- Connecticut USA
I'm thinking about adding a Midas Blenny but I already have a Starry Blenny. What do think?
