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Neodymium magnets will corrode in a tank, so you either need to encase them in resin/epoxy/something-waterproof, or use ceramic magnets on the inside of the tank, and neodymium magnets on the outside.

Rich -- absofreakinlutely. Sent you an email. I got him out by completely tearing the tank apart, every rock, every coral, out of the tank, into rubbermaid tubs... the fish don't seem too pissed. Looots of accidental frags though, will probably wind up losing an sps or two, but SOOO WORTH...

Happy Halloween! And Robert was Right.

fireworm? ... so .. many... creeeEEEEatures!

Leslie to the rescue! http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2221798 I do have some in a trap, Erin, if you/Dr Caldwell want a more specific ID though. For me, just "they do not eat anything I care about" is enough.

noway are they red planaria, they have an opaque "spine" looking thing, like aefw, and they're prettymuch round rather than the red ones wich uuusually stick to sortof a rectanglar shape.

ahh, tank has been nothing but adventure lately! Any invert ID experts? They look much like teeeenytiny mantises about an 3/4-1" long.