Here is what i have so far!

[Jarred1]

nothing spectacular but i like them so thats all that matters!

 

[Friday Night]

Very nice. :beer:

 

[MikeandNicole]

Really dig the palys in the first two pics. Everything looks healthy.

This is my opinion so take it as you will, those brown palys in the 5th pic can become invasive and can be a huge pain in the rear to get out. If you like the way they look then by all means keep them. I just know some people where it got out of control and they were stuck with them. They can outgrow and suffocate other corals in your tank.

 

[mayjong]

+1 on the brown palys. they grow so fast, they can become a pest!

 

[Jarred1]

red people eaters?

do they like high light, right now they are at the bottom of my tank

 

[bigned]

I have mine at the bottom and they seem to be liking it there.

 

[russ13]

they look like RPE.gotta love that glowing mouth

 

[bobthehobo9]

i think those red people eaters would look much better in my tank, you should send them my way! haha seriously though, they look really nice!

 

[Jarred1]

thank you everyone for the nice comments. i got the RPE frag at my lfs, i bet none of you can guess how much i paid for those 4 polyps!!!

 

[Dave VG]

Very nice man

 

[Jarred1]

what is happening to my RPE?????

 

[MikeandNicole]

Did you dip them at all? I was looking at your previous pictures and there was a "thing" on the RPE that looks black and speckled. I would get some Revive and dip them.

 

[Jarred1]

that speckled stuff was sand, it looks like the polyp is spitting its guts up...

 

[CLINTOS]

http://www.zoaid.com/articles004.php

worth a shot

or possibly a rubbing alcohol dip


what kind of sand did you use in your tank?

 

[Jarred1]

sugar sand/play sand, the tank has had the same sand for over 9 months

 

[Jarred1]

are the first 2 pics some kind of people eaters?

 

[MikeandNicole]

I don't think it is a people eater. For people eaters the slit itself it green.

 

[CLINTOS]

look's like a few whites spots and the stems are pinching a bit might be the first sign of something

 

[CLINTOS]

sugar sand/play sand, the tank has had the same sand for over 9 months

where did you get the sand?

I had the same sand and switched to aragonite just so I could cross it off as a potential cause of my zoopox I had a while ago

 

[Jarred1]

i got the sand from a beach around where i live, the tank has been set up for about year with the same sand so i dont think the sand is the problem. when the polyps are closed there are the white strips just like the ones on the RPE and the slits themselves are more neon green than the other green.