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It used to be out all the time which is why I thought it died. It was hidden for maybe 1.5 yrs before we got the coris wrasse which I never would have gotten had I known the mystery was alive. Just crazy. Also proof that you just never really know what's in there lol.

I even was thinking maybe he lived in the overflow except I capped them off so only water can flow through and no fish can get in/out. It's freaky.

I've used a clear 4" tube when I put in clowns.... ocellaris. We have 22 of them an all have a great relationship with the RBTAs. Here's a shot overnight when most were trying to cram into one lol.

My tank is only a 120. Yes, there is a lot of rock. The recliner I sit in every evening is right next to the tank and I'm staring at it frequently. Tonight I noticed my red coris wrasse was flying through the water chasing something ... no big deal except it was constant. Then I saw it...

Tank is 120 and this overflow is not easy to reach. It's 2' down. I can see it near the bottom but the only net have that fits down there, even with a makeshift handle extended I still can't reach it or catch it. I have the returns out of the filter cups just in case, but any suggestions? Thanks

I have a medium sized one but am up in morris county. If you don't mind the drive you can borrow.

Amado, if still avail I'll take larger. Clowns loving what they have so far.

No idea how or when this got in there but its soft. snail without a shell? 1 close up and 1 further back for size perspective.

5" colorado for $300 if you're interested

After posting above, decided to swing by and see Feng. It's always a great visit. His new tank is looking so good.

I went a few weeks ago. He's just a super guy and I always enjoy seeing what he has going on. Of course I never leave empty handed though either.

Thanks all. Have one long spine urchin but no hermits since I'm pretty sure the last time we had any that it was them that ate my torch. Never caught in the act but it just had to be. I think I'm going to get rid of the colorado nem though because while it looks healthy it's on the glass on...

Everything seems happy but I continue to lose the algae battle, likely because while I have a magnus curve 5 I don't run it. Instead I use filter cups with coarse and medium that gets replaced every week. Any suggestions besides using a skimmer - I just have never had success dialing them in.

Wow that looks like a lot of flow going the short way across the tank? How is the torch holding up in your rack?

Thanks. What would I move to after sustainable aquatics.5mm slow sinking pellets for ocellaris that are about 3/4-1"?

Can you tell me how to read that clown feeding schedule? Sorry but am trying to figure it out. Thank you

Uhg just seeing this. if you have it tomorrow evening I want it.

Glass was a mess. Didn't realize it when I took the pics. Def need to clean that up.

I know many have seen this stuff happen before but last night it was pretty cool. Had the whole family around the tank watching one of the RBTAs split. Was cool to watch nature do it's thing.

If you have any metallic triple torch left I'll take it. if not, any doubles left? What would you want for the entire frogspawn?