New to reefing.

[cguidry]

As the title stated, I am new to reefing and am open to any and all help from all you pros.

 

[aquariumspecialtyDane]

Tank looks great! I believe that is a green Condylactis anemone. When they get a little larger they are know to eat fish, inverts, and can be quite aggressive. Might want to watch out for that little guy. If you don't have one, sand stars are great to have to keep your sand nice and clean. Happy reefing!

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[cguidry]

Tank looks great! I believe that is a green Condylactis anemone. When they get a little larger they are know to eat fish, inverts, and can be quite aggressive. Might want to watch out for that little guy. If you don't have one, sand stars are great to have to keep your sand nice and clean. Happy reefing!

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It is a condylactis. I may have to see about gifting him to someone then. Thanks

I have two brittle starfish. I will look into a sand star.

 

[aquariumspecialtyDane]

Sand stars are an amazing addition to a clean up crew! I would also look into buying a hang on the back skimmer. Reef octopus makes some great ones! Here are a few.

http://www.aquariumspecialty.com/reef-octopus-clsc-100hob-hang-on-the-back-protein-skimmer
http://www.aquariumspecialty.com/reef-octopus-4-hob-protein-skimmer

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