Recent content by kubes

So I got a BTA yesterday to make some clownfish happy, the anemone has adjusted well and is looking good and happy. It somehow found the most obscure place in my aquarium to hide, in a small crack between rocks that my fish likely wont be able to fit in to be symbiotic with it. So my question...

Ok. thanks. I also have a sand sifting star and it is ok along w/ a cucumber and they both seem fine too. I have no idea what is going on, which is a little upsetting as im sure anyone would be too.

I had a yellow tank, chromis, foxface, and juvenille imperator. last night they were all fine when i went to bed, and this morning they were all upside down dead in the tank. it looked like they lost some color in the deaths. i added some rocks to a fuge, but thats all I did. all water...

This morning I woke up and all my fish had died. My snails and crabs are fine, corals are ok, but the fish died. Some of my corals dont look to good, but they are alive. I have taken them out and put them in a fuge. Does anyone know what could have happened? And I have a lawnmower blenny that...

I posted on here a while back with crappy pics of what I suppose is a sponge, well I am back now I bought a new camera and got hopefully better pics of what this is. If you could let me know what this is if you know. There are also little shrimp and copepods living in this little thing as well...

Hopefully this will be a little better.

Im sorry the pic isnt too good. It is a tanish thing on the rock, and it looks like there is a thin membrane covering it. It appears like a few sponges on it, then the membrane, but I honestly dont know.

I looked in my tank this morning and I found a rock that appears to have a sponge or some kind of mold covering it. There are also little bugs or something crawling on it. they look like copepods, I couldnt get a pic of them, but what does this look like?

My anemone recently died, and I dont know if it had anything to do with it, but I noticed that one of the eyes of my clownfish was very very large, and it is very noticeable and kind of disturbing, what would be wrong with it?

I have a 55 gallon w/ 2 clownfish, an anemone, tang, 2 gobies, and a cleaning crew. Im mainly worried about the clownfish and tang. Its fairly well established. I also have corals, a leather finger, polyps, and a porcupine looking one that i cant remember its name right now.

I was going on vacation for about 6 days next month, and I saw that you can buy live white shrimp and/or copepods, would anyone recommend either for feeding the fish while im gone, or should i give them a lot right before I leave.

Hey, s So I am totally new to everything, and got a cleaning crew today, and I got a cucumber instead of a star, and when I recieved it, it had stuff coming out of it, Im assuming it was its organs/toxins. What can I do to make sure my tank does not go under?