ID These?! :D

my album:
http://www.3reef.com/forums/members/atmos-albums-id-these.html



this is my aquarium (90 gal)


I don't know what that white stuff is, i don't think its related to the shrimp.




Maroon Clown smothers anemone constantly. Anyone know what kind of anemone it is?




Thanks for your help.

 

a. sponge im guessing(not related to shrimp unless its dead and being eaten)
b. macro algae pictures kinda big
c. look like giant aptasia(bad)
d. green star polyp
e. xenia best i can tell from pic


what kind of lighting do you have?

 

Pic 1, nice looking tank
Pics 2 and 3 appear to be a sponge
Pic 4 is some kind of macro, unsure with those pics.
Pic 5, possibly a BTA, hard to tell. If you could get a pic without the clown blocking most of it, that would be great.
Pic 6 can't tell. Better pic?
Pic 7: Green star polyps.
Pic 8: Pom pom xenia's. Put them somewhere with lower flow

 

rest of have been id'd
but the #6 is aiptasia, get rid of them

 

for "A" could the Tiger cowries have laid eggs? i have two tiger cowries and they are about 2 inches each.. if its a sponge do i kill it too? the lighting on the tank is 2 fluorescent lights because im waiting on the 2 x 250W HQI Bulbs, 4 x 54W Actinic Blue PL Lamps and 6 x Dual Bluemoon LEDs i ordered half a week ago.. im moving the xenia pom poms to a lower flow area now thanks

 

i dont think there eggs(lil expierence in that area though). most sponges are harmless i doubt it will grow bigger then that.

its good your upgrading your lighting anemone require strong lightings. but personally i would consider taking it to a lfs, because it requires very stable water that some one new to the hobby or a new setup tank would have trouble providing.

upon the lighting upgrade i would move all the corals down to the bottom of the tank first since they mostly low light corals and have adepted to less light, i guess photoshock would be a good term

 

something very evil in my tank ate my kenya tree corals :O what do bristleworms eat? i suspect the tiger cowries >:|

 

In my personal experience i would say yes. I had a cowrie mow down half my cabbage leather before I knew what was happening. They are not reef safe IMO.