WaterDog

That's actually exactly what it looks like, except mine is smaller...Do you have any ideas what it might be? On a completely different note was the firefish that was in the picture easy/compatible with the other fish?

I looked at a few places that had pictures of it, and what we have doesn't really look like that except for one picture...but that's green. Does the color really have anything to do with it?

By mysteriously came up out of nowhere...does that mean it's bad?

Alright, thanks I'll keep you posted on its (hopefully) progress.

Sizewise, it's still kind of small, say a centimeter as the longest one, but it is spreading and the first spot where I saw it has more leaves, even if they aren't much bigger.

Well we do have a new refugium. Should it go in there. I did just read that Nemastoma is delicate though so I'm not sure how well the handling would work out...

Heh...and here i was scared it was some invasive species that was going to kill my precious peppermint shrimp Thanks for allaying my fears...and assuming it doesn't die buy the time it grows up I'd be willing to give it away.

We bought some Florida aquacultured live rock when we were setting up our tank, but now I've just noticed that there are red leaflike things growing on two of the pieces. I uploaded a picture of them, not really sure if that'll be enough. I was just kind of wondering if anyone knew what the heck they are.

Thanks, hopefully we'll have a pair of something in soon

Ok thanks, but is that a big issue about the gobies? And we were also thinking about the Pajama Cardinals, are they any better than the Bangaiis? We kept a freshwater and ended up killing everything due to an algae bloom so I'm just a little paranoid...

First reef tank here, and we just added our first peppermint shrimp and they seem to be doing fine. Our main idea for fish is to add them in this order Pair of Bangaii Cardinals Pair of False Percula Clownfish Neon Goby(s) Coral Beauty Angelfish (I've heard mixed ideas about these guys, from being great starter fish to coral mongerers) We kind of wanted to add some soft corals, but we weren't sure what kinds, and just wanted to make sure that we weren't going to have any giant brawls by putting this fish in...hehe We have a 46 gal. bowfront with 2 powerheads, a T-5 light, a sump, a skimmer, and hopefully making a refugium within a week