Recent content by nanogirl

wow love the setup and the way the tank in the wall is framed! i would love to do somthing like that in my house

i would like to, i just dont want to damage them my button polyps are in a rather large full cluster

it is my understanding that w/o the center brace the tank is no good, the weight of the water will just make the tank bow outward till it eventually breaks, i was also under the impression that there is no way to repair that kind of break well enough for it to be secure, so it was also my...

i recently purchased 2 decent sized rocks with mushroom polyps and button polyps and i was looking for advice on the best way to transfer them from their existing rock to the live rock in my tank, still new to this and could use any opinions out there

sounds like you have everything planned pretty well, but 3 weeks doesnt seem very long for curing live rock that hasnt been cured, thats average for cured live rock that is being shipped due to die off, it was always my understand it takes longer for uncured rock to cure, Also didnt see anything...

well tried the seltzer water today... it didnt work he's still in his hole, but since I tried he has not made an apperance, any other ideas?? they say if you name somthing in a tank it dies haha maybe that will work

well this is a very elusive worm, I have not been able to catch it, it goes right back into the rock.

checked out your worm site and it looked mostly like the family of eunicids but when i look at it i dont see any legs or anything just a smooth body that retracts within itself but it also resembles Eusyllinae tomorrow after work I'll see if i can get it out of the rock and take a pic

since my tank is only a little over a week old and Im new to actually having a salt water tank myself, although not new to info and how to take care of it, Im sure you all will be hearing alot from me so THANKS in advance for all the help :D

thanks for the fast response Len, no looks nothing like a peanut worm, not at all leathery, its very thin like speggetti almost like a cross between a milipeed and a leg of a tiger stripe starfish with no hairs or legs that retracts into itself

Okay its confirmed, just shined a flashlight on the worm and it did indeed retracts into itself, pretty creepy looking I must add

I recently set up a 24 gal aquapod and today after work when I got home I noticed coming out from my live rock in one of the caves a long skinny worm, it did not appear to have any hairs of any kind I was unable to get any pictures because of the location but the part out of the rock was about...