[_ReefFer_]

hey guys..
i've just added about 25lb of live rock.. in addition to the 55 lbs i've already had. and with the new rocks i added i've got plenty of hitchikers.. 2 crabs and a bunch of worms.. my question is the worms i dont have a pic of them but they look kinda clear and they have created a home for each of them using grains of sand and created tubes.. every so often they come out and kinda wave around.. sorry i dont have a pic of them.. i have quite a few of them.. just wanted to know if these are safe to have in the tank...
any advise would help...
thanx

here is a pic of my tank, my friend bought a new digital camera we were just testing it..

 

[Geoff]

the worms are generally the least of your worries. i would be worrying about the crabs. i do not trust crabs. i have a totally crabless system right now. they tend to start out all cute and all, and then they learn to catch bigger food. here fishy, fishy.

G~

 

[foobuddha]

Ditto on the worms and the crabs.

I've got a question though. Is that a big ole domino damsel in there?

 

[Buzz_Hog]

Hopefully those crabs will catch those ****-sels for food....

 

[_ReefFer_]

thanx guys..
and yeah those are damsels.. four green chromis damsels.. those are okay right? or not?

 

[Buzz_Hog]

****-sels are VERY aggresive towards other fish.... Most people despise then.... I'm not sure about chromis though as they are schooling fish....

 

[thefatman]

chromis are not aggressive as are the typical damsel.

 

[Junkzoo]

Yup, ditto on what Jay said,,Green chromis are prob the most docile of em all

 

[wanareef]

Yes docile, but will get big

 

[Mickadee]

is this what you were look at foobudda I had to take a double take at it as well LOL

hey wanareef I thought they got really big also but here some info that I found on them.
this is from Http://www.fishprofiles.com
Common Names: Blue-Green Chromis
Blue-Green Damselfish
Synonyms: Pomacentrus viridis
Family: Pomacentridae
Origin: Indo-Pacific
Main Ecosystem: Reef
Temperament: Active, Schooling. One of the most peaceful Damselfish.
Diet: Ominvore
Care: The Blue-Green Chromis will accept a variety of prepared foods. Quite an easy fish to keep. A well established reef aquarium is the best environment for housing this species.

Reef Secrets
Alf Jacob Nilsen

Temperature: 24.0°C - 28.0°C
(75°F - 82°F)

Potential Size: 7cm (2.8")
Water Region: Middle
Activity: Diurnal
Breeding: Has been bred. A ratio of one male to multiple females with the male guarding the nest is a the scenario.
Gender: Cannot be determined from external features.
Comments: A very popular beginners species.
Image Credit: Shalako.
Profile Credit: Dan.

FWIW
Mike

 

[_ReefFer_]

thats a snail..

 

[Mickadee]

yeah there is just some shaded area around it and the rocks which makes it look somewhat like a larger dark fish with a white spot LOL