Recent content by GrayBunny

is anything still available?

Ty!

A bad type of flatworm? bc if i'm not mistaken, aren't nudibranchs sometimes classified as flatworms?

Hello! I have two lettuce nudibranchs that have been making a lot of egg rings. I don't know what the right terms are here but anyhow- I noticed a few of the egg rings disappear and today I saw what I think are larvae moving around. Does anyone know if these are in fact nudibranch larvae...

Interested in selling the stand?

How do you mount the lights?

can you send another pic? Where in Rockland?

i think the shape of the bubbles has a lot to do with water flow and how much you feed it.

Do you have some pics you could share? I'm definetely interested about a few things you have. (Xenia definitely, bu not familiar with some of the other stuff you have)

do you have any pics? I can get to the bronx pretty easily. I'm not sure what the blues look like... Are these the type that pulse?

I can't believe I found the eggs and they hatched the day I found them. Definitely no time to plan ahead! This morning, the ones left in the larger tank are gone but the ones I moved are still swimming around.

Oh boy! They hatched! I set upappreciated!hasn't been used in a long time so I'm definitely concerned about that. I took some of the fry and put them in there by transferring in a bowl. I'm going to go to the LFS and see if they have the green rotifer bags I saw online. I used the water from...

how often do yours have eggs?

Ahh, No!!!! This is not what I wanted to hear!!! Would they stand a better chance if I swapped the clownfish tanks? also, ive been reading and searching the site, where do i get rotifers? Or how can I set things up so when they have more eggs they stand a chance?

So my clownfish have been acting a little funny, and I have discovered EGGS! I saw something that looked strange attached to the underside of a rock tunnel near an anemone. I'd take a picture but can't with the angle. So Please tell me- What do I do? I have two tanks. a 50g (that they are...