Today I went out on a venture, in search of a little, peaceful damsel. Not really, just kidding. When we had our 58 gallon Oceanic Saltwater Setup nearly 20 years ago I learned my lesson about those cute, colorful, little Damsels. :furious:
No, I was looking for a young, captive-bred false Percula, and ended up coming home with 2 of them. :hmm2:
I was REALLY nervoes because I was adding 2 fish at the same time, but after acclimating them slowly for 2 hours and then releasing them, they seemed perfectly happy. They've even eaten for me already, whatever few, VERY few morsels I threw in there. Of course now I'm petrified of overfeeding only 2 fish. Don't want to feed the system, ya know.
And yes, I did read up on those guys here:
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=215098
All righty, without further delay, here they are (don't have names, suggestions are very welcome

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Furthermore, my friend Tom was kind enough to give me some Macroalgae for my refugium yesterday, and low and behold, today I spotted a bristleworm AND a baby ruby brittlestar in my fuge.

I didn't touch the bristleworm, but I placed the brittlestar into the display tank. The poor guy/girl was missing 3 legs, and I really REALLY hope he'll be ok and regenerate those limbs.
Well - that's it. For today anyway.

Now someone please come and peel me away from my fishtank already.
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Wendy