Biggest one i have seen

[morgan175]

 

Did some eork on tank he popped out. He gone but just thought he was big. Wondering if why zoas are closing

[flooddc]

That's a huge one! dry it up and make a nice mini ornament 

[Squishie89]

That's a huge one! dry it up and make a nice mini ornament 

Okay, now I don't feel so weird. One hitchhiked on a coral, caught it before it got into the tank. So I dried it out and made a little diorama with a small box and some dry sand and I keep it on a shelf.

[morgan175]

Lmfao

[tom39]

 

Did some eork on tank he popped out. He gone but just thought he was big. Wondering if why zoas are closing

I can't believe no one has said it.

 

"That's what she said"

 

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[treesprite]

Recently I discovered that the asterinas in my tank are getting much bigger than in the past. Suspected reason? The MACNA freebie bottle of ESV phytoplankton. I also now have an increasing population of limpits when I had only a stray one or two I rarely saw, a population burst of micro brittle stars (which already numbered in infinity) which are also growing larger, way more pods, and alas, cyano and algae growth because I didn't allow in advance for the added organic matter which I now have to correct. If you want bigger, nastier, more destructive asterinas, just feed phytoplankton every day.

Edited January 5, 2016 by treesprite

[morgan175]

Recently I discovered that the asterinas in my tank are getting much bigger than in the past. Suspected reason? The MACNA freebie bottle of ESV phytoplankton. I also now have an increasing population of limpits when I had only a stray one or two I rarely saw, a population burst of micro brittle stars (which already numbered in infinity) which are also growing larger, way more pods, and alas, cyano and algae growth because I didn't allow in advance for the added organic matter which I now have to correct. If you want bigger, nastier, more destructive asterinas, just feed phytoplankton every day.

Thats funny. Started feeding dt's phytoplankton every other day.