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Thanks! - not 100% sure but was told it is a purple bonsai type coral. It was from a tank break-down of a former NJRC member (mike napoli). It's the only coral in my tank that did well under LEDs. The frag started with 3 polyps or so maybe a year ago or so.

I placed this on my LR yesterday and thought it had tilted over a little and wanted to set it again - and to my surprise - it was completely locked in. :) Love it - as always - great healthy and sweet deal. It is a rare clam that looks nice from above AND from the side! Now I need to move that...

Look ma - I am not standing on anything!! ;D

This thread is locked until further notice. your "criticism" is neither constructive and neither are your bizarre references to clothing. I don't know why you feel it so vital to attack people. It really does no purpose other than possibly to drive people away from looking for help on this...

This thread is locked. Members of NJRC have the privilege of posting and selling frags within our members only forums. If you do not want to be a part of the club please do not bother posting thinly-disguised for sale threads in the photography forum. Consider this your one and only warning.

Read this thread - pretty much all your questions are answered in here: http://www.njreefers.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=22471.msg201012#msg201012 Get started on the QT now. Maybe someone can handle the fishes for the last few weeks. If the fish live the next 3 weeks in...

Careful what you ask for- maybe "nature" will deal with us like in the movie avatar! D'oh!

Haha - i told you could keep em in there! ;)

in your situation i would try and see if someone nearby can QT the fish for you. do you have corals or inverts in the display? Maybe you could treat the entire display tank. the other option would be to see if the fish can fight it off themselves by improving nutrition/food and increasing...

Happy birthday Wil! Thanks! new coral! new clam! new pics of old fish: bonsai growin...though I think that might be white band/on the right.

tank looks bad for a FTS....lol. I may take one to show the "before' and after - then post it in a year....lol!

I know most of you probably already do this - but I just adjusted a feature on my profile and I think it makes the board much easier to read. Basically i'm on here so much that typically when a thread is updated - I really just want to read the last post. up until recently, I'd have to click...

what - like water world - LOL! :)

i read today that woods hole research (on the exaggerated far scale) said that it *could* be up to one million gallons a day. That would be about 107 million gallons already. In comparison - Valdez was 11 million gallons.

beautiful tank! unlike merv's - it's got a nice sandbed... ;D

well he settled into a new spot in the back of the tank. Comes out to eat as usual.

I had him for almost two years and he never did this before. He is now in a "depression" in the sandbed on the left side...lying there. Almost neurotic like.

yeah - i really love my jawfish - they are so much fun. But maybe this is nature's way of telling me not to mix atlantic species fish with pacific species... (i'm joking).

Thanks for the lead-in segue Jim!!! Here's a link about the risks of purchasing the "Sea Apple" for our reef tanks: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/mar2003/invert.htm If you do still decide on the sea apple - please realize this should be considered an advanced reefkeeper skill.