Photo #5 - The Unidentified Black Hitchhiker Which Is One Of...

corals inverts stocking in 65 gallons tank - The unidentified black hitchhiker which is one of my favorite tank inhabitants. If you know what it is, please leave a comment! It is mobile, tranlucent, approximately an inch in diameter, has atennae, and only comes out at night.

The unidentified black hitchhiker which is one of my favorite tank inhabitants. If you know what it is, please leave a comment! It is mobile, tranlucent, approximately an inch in diameter, has atennae, and only comes out at night.

Submitted By: Sara on 01/29/2008

Photo Caption: The unidentified black hitchhiker which is one of my favorite tank inhabitants. If you know what it is, please leave a comment! It is mobile, tranlucent, approximately an inch in diameter, has atennae, and only comes out at night.

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State: Iowa

Country: United States

Description: 36x18x24 tank, 192 watt half actinic lighting, 45 pounds of live rock, Red Sea protein skimmer w/ phosphate absorber, Penguin biowheel filter without carbon.

Advice: Read as much as you can. The internet is a great resource for information.

Fish Kept: FISH = Black Ocellaris Clownfish, Coral Beauty Angelfish, African Dolosus Butterflyfish / INVERTEBRATES = Cleaner Shrimp, Coral Banded Shrimp, Orange Linckia Sea Star Tuxedo Urchin, Cowrie, Dwarf Hermit Crabs, Assorted Snails

Corals/Plants: Evergreen Starburst Polyp, Mushrooms, Australian Big Polyp Blastomussa, Red Grape Caulerpa, Unidentified branching red algae, Orange Sponge and dead coral skeletons and barnacles

Tank Size: 65 gallons

Quote: Crack would have been a cheaper hobby to take up.

About Yourself: We had a 20 gallon freshwater tank for 4 years, stepped up to a 55 several years ago, and ventured into saltwater in October '07. Our stands for both were designed and built by my husband.