Kim From sydney australia

Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Welcome to R2R! Sounds like you’ve been having a rough go of it. As people have said, nothing good happens fast in a reef tank. What are your parameters looking like?
umm ammonia, nitrite both zero nitrates about 10 ph 8.1 and calcium 320
 
hi everyone thanks for the welcomes, can someone tell me if this is anything to worry about on my live rock just seen it and wasnt there before

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That looks like a cucumber. They are generally reef safe and considered to be a good part of a cleanup crew.
 
That looks like a cucumber. They are generally reef safe and considered to be a good part of a cleanup crew.
a sea cucumber? oh that would be cool, my young daughter used to pick them up and put them back in the water at low tide in the cook islands, i told her you dont need to then wont die, the woman at sea life told me they prob would have :O
 
Hi Kim, Welcome to R2R! Let’s see your tank! Sorry about your tank misfortunes... unfortunately this hobby is expensive to start but once you get thing going and growing it pays for itself:).
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thanks will try get a photo in a few days to post, got lots happening at the moment and want to change stuff a bit
 

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