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hi I think I have the same type of algae its nasty and I do not think you will find any clean up crew that will want to eat it. I try to remove as much as possible during my weekly water changes. my tank is only 12 gallons with no protein skimmer. the tank has been in operation for 6 years and...

hi I think I have the same kind plague but I use a 1/4 inch air tube to siphon it off during my weekly water change I remove as much as possible from the rock glass and the immobile invertebrate that live in my tank .

hey I have that in my 12 gal tank with no protein skimmer . I use a small air tube to remove it from the rock and sand. my tank is 5 years old and survives well although this snotty algae resides in my system.

leave them in the ocean!

they may be some type of sponge

can not post pictures until I get enough posts.

hi I have some small red growth I think may be some type of algae it looks somewhat like an elongated balloon can any one inform me on what type of algae it might be.

I find whatever you put in your tank they may or may not consume your problem. I had a hermit crab that used to eat all the algae on a snail that was also in my tank at that time but it never consumed the same algae that was on the rocks.

if you are going to Australia for a week you might as well kiss that coral goodbye.

hi I do not think you should not remove it.

you just might not have the nutrients in tank or the right type of food to keep them alive.

I have had small brittle stars in my 3 gal nano reef and possibly still have but I would not add a large brittle star to a 9 gal tank.

most of mine are gone I removed many but over time their numbers declined.

I agree with frisbee

diversity may be the key to sucsess

ditto to Steve L

what are your thoughts about yellow polyps? i think they make a great addition to a reef system.

let it grow. looks like a healthy marine environment.

:chair:xenia,anthelia,clavularia,green star polyps or yellow polyps let them grow! dont panic!

hi i have a ricordia yuma in my 12 gal nano i put it on the bottom of my tank it has moved up my rock over of a period of about 2 years leaving over 20 offspring by pedal laceration as it moved up the rock it attacked another type of ricordea and killed it after 2 attacks.it tried to attack my...