Live rock!!!

Nice job Karla, love my Ceriths! They have a dark gray shell of the same shape as the one in your picture!

 

I have found 3 of those snails... I saw them all at the same time... The palythoa... I am going to look up on that... is there anything I need to do with in terms of feeding? Thanks for the help

 

No special feeding for snails, crabs, and volunteer filter feeders. I just feed my fish and they get the leftovers.

 

Polythoa aka saucer polyps will feed on pretty much any food you throw at them. Don't worry about feeding it, it can do just fine with lights alone until you get some fish. Saucer polyps are a comman hitchiker, but your snails aren't, good score. The saucer polyp will most likely spread new ones for you, so keep that in mind when aquascaping your tank. As mentioned above, polythoa contain polythoa toxin, a pretty harsh nerve toxin. It shouldn't scare you to much, just wash your hands after handling it and beware of getting it's juices (from cutting it) in any open wounds.

 

ahhhhh

i didnt know thats what inwall meant!

at least i ate my dinner with a fork

I just bought 3 fish today.... 1 blue damsel... 1 "3 striped damsel" and a shrimp

I went ahead and got the damsels cause well one theyr only 5 dollars and 2, I can trade them in for better fish at a later time

 

[quote author=SpngBob link=board=Newbie;num=1074551352;start=0#14 date=01/25/04 at 15:31:24] got the damsels cause well one theyr only 5 dollars and 2, I can trade them in for better fish at a later time[/quote]

If you can catch them!

 

btw...just so you all know, google "poisonous snail". It used to scare the behesus out of me. Chances are, you'll never see it but...JAWS WAS REAL!

 

oh, and for catching damsels, go to the local fly fishing shop and get the smallest hooks you can. A little frozen food/shrimp and you get to be the first person in the midwest who has ever gone saltwater flyfishing in the midwest.

 

Hey Andy your wife sounds just like mine lol
Carlos