Blue-Wolf

When we move to our OWN home, and aren't sharing a house, THEN it'll be time for a party.

They do look feathery... I'll have to check that out. Thanks!

Thanks! Just have to get the Green Hair Algae out of there and she'll be good.

Well, time for more pics.

Well, been a while since I updated, but finally got some good shots of the hitch hiker. Ideas?? I'm not thinking it is a Strawberry Crab anymore... But VERY close resemblance...

That's why alot of people start with small tanks first. Alot cheaper to start up. But, they can also be a huge pain to maintain.

FINALLY got some video of my Strawberry Crab. This one was a hitchiker.

I've had the itch for years, just was scared to try it. Best advice I was given: DO NOT CHEAP OUT. TAKE YOUR TIME. DON'T RUSH STOCKING. All the investigating I did was not nearly enough compared to what I have learned. And believe me, I spent ALOT of time checking things out and planning. The tank (150g) setup as it sits today, has cost me nearly $12,000 dollars in equipment, and livestock. My smaller 34g has only cost me about $3500 so far, but nothing in it.

Quoted from WHATCANEYEDO on Canreef... Species Identified. Thanks for the help everyone.

This one was a definate hitchiker, but had to be from when the rock was introduced 2 months ago.

Thinking this is a Nudibranch of some sort, but can't seem to find it anywhere. Anyone know what this is exactly?

Also just found a strawberry crab in my tank. Must have been a hitchiker that I never noticed until tonight. http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_di...amp;pcatid=1907

I would appear that my Green Emerald Crabs have become parents. Found at least 7 babies amongst the rockwork eating algae tonight as I was doing my check for my spotted blenny. Will try to get pics if I can.

Pics Overflow Pic 1 Overflow Pic 2 Auto Top Off Resevoir and Sump with Skimmer and Heater (About 700 to 1000 GPH flow) Koralia Nano Powerhead Tank Pics

So I transferred everything to my 75g tank and added a few more pieces of driftwood. Changed the gravel, and put on a nice sump system. Pics to follow.