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Managed to find one of these nippy little characters, but thanks for letting me know.

Hey Robert, Just put my name on a pair of those Pedersons and I'll be down this Saturday (seriously). Ralph.

Yay! Congrats, again on the feature :)

I take that back, Robert is officially a Baller :) Crinoid Squat Lobsters are reef safe. They are rather clumsy and should to be hand fed (I feed mine twice a day).

When you start bringing in tiny Anemone Shrimp and Crinoid Squat Lobsters...that's when we can call you a 'Baller' ;) http://vid230.photob...zpssvaisasu.mp4...

Good to see some nano fish stock again (used to have them at the old store). Hope they all do well for you, Enderturtle :)

Was fun. Thanks to those who made this happen.

Awesome!

PM sent for the jacket.

(3) 'Ultra Blue' Montipora digitata (1) Original Tyree Orange Setosa (1) Mint Green Pavona (Pavona decussata?) Ricordia florida

Awesome, will do...

Correct. Out of curiousity, I had it done once and the results were interesting.

Aha! So that's where I left it :) Would you mind bringing it along to the next frag swap? PS - Tank's a 12g, BTW, with 10g of water. In the reefing world contest of 'Who's tank is bigger', 2g counts ;)

Big thumbs up to Scott, Unique and BAR organizers. Having started 'reefing' back in the mid '80s, it was fun recalling all the 'interesting' developments that have been seen over the decades.

Part of the mixed reef challenge. Change the lighting and/or flow to make one coral happy and then others show distress. The smaller the tank, the harder it seems to be to find that 'perfect' balance. Part of the great mixed reef challenge :)

A little less light helps and I add a few extra drops of iodine over the week. I also feed it heavily since it has lost much of the zooxanthellate derived nutrition.

Still chugging along at 7-1/2 years: No major issues. Orange Yuma bleaching up front, but should recover (it's done this a few times over the past 14 years).

Great talk from Rich and discussion afterwards. Thanks to those who made this happen.

Ditto, that is a beautiful anemone!

Glad I got you 'hooked'. As far as addictions go, that's one of the better ones ;) I've been mess'in with Rhodactis inchoata ('Tonga' Bullseye) lately and they are proving more difficult to manage in this small tank. Much more flow and light averse (tend to detach) than Ricordia and they...