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:eek: I just realized how poor of quality that picture came out. Flabbergasted. lol

Not a problem! I have seen anything under 3" needs to be fed which is why I'm leaning towards it even if ORA said not to.

I am looking into finally placing a clam now that I have appropriate lighting for my tank to sustain a clam (Hydra 52). I am looking at a Maxima clam. I hear that they prefer to be on the rockscape rather than the sand bed. I also have read that they needed to be in high flow. Can anyone confirm...

Currently, I'm doing the same thing with an Galaxy S7 and then putting the photo into snapseed. I need to try turning my blues down a little more though.

I guess I never uploaded a picture of just how bad my Cyano was. Thankfully it is not like this anymore! "Knock on wood". I will try to post a new picture tomorrow as an update. I did a little reacaping and of course the cyano is pretty much gone.

How is everyone taking a picture of their tank? Are they using their phone or fancy camera.. maybe a different way? Or are they editing them with a nice app? I've recently seen some very nice pictures taken and it has peeked my interest!

Buggers aren't they

That clam also looks like a spitting image from the one that used to be at Trop

I also think it's funny how the clowns are in the softie (ID is slipping my mind) and not the nems. :afro:

You're welcome! Too bad I can't take any to re-home for ya :(

This tank is gorgeous. I am so sorry you have to break it down.

Everything seems to be looking good

What's your current fish stock in this? I see 2 clowns and what looks like a 3 stripe damsel

I love the sloping look of a scape. I considered it myself before I put my 2nd island in.. i hope the trip is fun and the tank does well!

So they seem pretty hit or miss. Everything I'm doing in my system is hit or miss so far.. hitting atm *knock on wood* so ill probably go for one of these as well.

Okay that sounds promising. How large is your system and how long have you had it running?

Hmm interesting. Have you noticed it possibly eating other corals? I've heard for the most part they are reef safe.

Oh great to know! I'm sorry about Sandy :( I'm just thankful my tank wasn't up and running during that time.

I believe that's the right move to make! Put the money you were tempted to use in a piggy bank towards a bigger system for the future!

What do you deem as good success? I really don't want to put something in my tank that will only live for a year and slowly starve. :(