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Looks like a bubble tip anemone to me. Very pretty, but packs a powerful sting. Be careful what coral it gets placed next to.

I don't know, but very nice zoas.

NYTUGS, PM sent.

Red Sea Max 250 with black stand. Beautiful setup, ready to be immediately set up as a reef tank. Asking $1,100 for everything. Includes: - Stock RSM 250 system: Tank, skimmer, two circulation pumps. The tank is 1.5 years old. All pumps are <6 months old. - ATI T5 lights, 3 months old - Red...

I'm also not sure about that specific wrasse, but +1 to albano. There's a good chance it's sleeping in your sand or possibly hiding in the rock. Depending on the setup and other fish in your tank, it could be several days before you see the fish again.

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wow, very cool. Not the most colorful fish, but I always found them very interesting when I came across them.

all livestock should be gone tomorrow, so the tank will be available after that.

Hey all, All livestock is paid for. The tank (stock RSM250) will be available after tomorrow morning. Here's the thread for the tank: http://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum/sale-trade/102544-redsea-max-250-rsm-250-a.html Mods feel free to close this thread. Thanks everyone.

+1 a good hitchhiker. You generally won't see much of them except their legs sticking out of holes when you're feeding.

Most people would consider success with one of these corals being able to keep it alive for over a year. In most cases they look like they're thriving only to rapidly fall apart for either no apparent reason or for reasons which would hardly affect other corals. Good look with it though, they...

It's a super-sensitive coral and they usually don't last long. Mine was beautiful with a good 2 inch extension on the polyps. Then one day a moving RBTA grazed it and it went downhill from there. It ended up dying in about a week after that. I'd keep a close eye on it, if it doesn't recover...

@j10369 I will PM you

Bump. Anyone want to make some offers for individual items?

There are 2 powerheads that are part of the tank. It's usually 1 2400lph powerhead and a 1200lph powerhead. Mine has two 2400lph powerheads. There's also a Koralia Evolution 1400 that I'll include with the tank. I also have the RSM test kit which tests for NH4, Nitrate, Nitrite, Magnesium...