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Yup. Thus the funnel.

Hi all, I've got some tiny funnels that are perfect for putting in the dry reagent for the Hannah Phosphorus ULR into a cuvette. I've got about 9 of them. Located in Concord. Let me know and I can leave them for you in the mailbox.

The diatoms shouldn't last that long. The right side of your zoas don't look good. Are you running carbon? If not, try it and see if things improve.

Confirmed for me.

I'll take one bucket. Thanks

I might be interested. How much per bucket?

Yup. 2 on the same rock. Tiny guys.

I don't want to. Going to try and trap it. Anyone want it after I trap it?? :D

Definitely a Eunice. See the white band behind the head. I also count 5 antennae.

Not 100% but I count 5 antennae and saw the mandibles in a closed position being used as a scraper on the glass walls. I have bristleworms in the tank and can immediately identify them. It's so hard to take a decent pic of the Eunice since they're so tiny right now and I have to stay up crazy...

Anyone have any experience with traps that will work for Eunice worms? Hehe. I have not one but TWO worms in my tank (that I know). I bought a trap from Amazon but the smallest part of the tube opening is a bit too small for the worm to feel comfy going all the way in. Here's a video of it going...

Thats a good idea! I'll do that. Here's a slightly better pic. I think I'll need to take out the DSLR to take better pics.

Not an oops. Its literally ripping itself in 2. It started out with 1 mouth.

Do zoas multiply by splitting into two? I have a zoa that looks like it's doing that. Here's a crappy pic: The head on the right has 2 mouths and looks like it's ripping itself into 2.

Yes! What @Twisted said. :p:D:D

Yup. Ill do that.

Yup. I will. I'll post on DBTC when its grown a little.

Found it! Oculina robusta. Illegal to collect but its ok if attached to live rock. Doesn't look like it'll color up but is so fluffy I still like it. Lol.

Part of live rock I ordered from Tampa Bay Saltwater.

The tips of the branches are white which I'm assuming means that it's growing in that direction. Looks like it's encrusting the rock too.