Recent content by bigvag

are you willing to split up if so I would like the wifi module.

why didn't you use some pvc caps on the ends that need plugged.

Well the orange ball is gone, but where it was sitting a type of filter feeder came out of the sand.

Its the small florescent ball under neith the piece of rock.

Awsome pics, but your forgot the n in cerianthus.

This is me on a cruise last year.

hard to say from the small picture but it looks like cayno algae.

Usually the carpet anemone. But in the aquarium they might be hosted by bubble tips which is alot hardier anemone. Do a drip acclimation for 2 hours.

Are these pictures taken with a toaster.

Heres my pic, Mick the Mystery Wrasse, named after my best friend who passed away last year.

Clams are also a high light requirement animal. They require a well established tank. What size tank do you have? And what are your peramiters.

What lighting do you have in your tank? How big is your tank. Anemones will move to the perfect spot for them. If your tank doesn't have enough light they will continue to move, which isn't good. When I introduced my rbta into my tank, it moved twice.

Japanese swallowtail.

I read some where that if the tentacles are long and not bubbled that they are recieving enough light, when they bubble their tentacles that means they are trying to get more light.

Good luck with that one.