Hokie41275

Thanks for the info. I'll keep an eye on them.

I bought a small maxima awhile back and it jumped into a bed of zooanthids. Now the zoo's are growing on the clam and working up toward the mantle. I have moved the clam away from any zoo's, but i was wondering if there is a problem with zooanthids being so close to the clam's mantle. Any one have any ideas/suggestions? Thanks

I will try and figure out how to show you the originals tomorrow after i get home from work. This is my first time with photo bucket so im not too sure how to keep the original size. I'll figure it out though.

Thanks. On the original pictures, you can zoom in a LOT more for finer detail, but the files are too large to post :(

Here are a few shots i took with my Canon Powershot S70.

The Brittle stars can eat small fish and seahorses. As fish sleep in rocks at night, they are at risk of being caught and eaten. Otherwise they are great at eating detritus and cleaning the tank.