Today's Addtions

[FishGeek]

Thanks!!! In rebuttle to your post wayne, I dont ever feed on the day that I introduce fish into my tanks, but the day after I got the Swallowtail I fed Mysis Shrimp and the Emerald Entree frozen cubes and she ate those up like a champ. Yesterday I fed freeze-dired Brine Shrimp and again she ate very well. She is about 6 inches long, almost fully grown.
Here are the 2 new corals that I got the other day.
This was labled in the store as Frogspawn but I believe that it is Hammer. What do you think?? I will get a better pic when it comes out more.

These are bright (even though it didnt really show the pic) green Zoos. I think they look nice on that rock!!

And here's a few other pics for fun!!

This is my Striped Dottyback (above and below). Can you see all of the Baby Kenya Trees (below)?!?!

 

[FishGeek]

Here is another pic of the Hammer (?) and a Full Tank Shot.

 

[fish outa wata]

and I was just about to ask for a full shot, looks great.
What type of plants do you have in the right corner? It seems like the tang really likes it.

 

[1979camaro]

hard to tell on the euphyllia, but i think it looks more like frogspawn/grape to me. would need a better shot of the tentacle ends

 

[kevin4052002]

I love the tank, absolutely gorgeous. That doesn't look like hammer to me, because attached to the hammer looking parts are other little tips, like there would be on frogspawn. A detailed picture of a polyp would make for a sure decision.

 

[FishGeek]

Here are close-ups:
I think the seaweed that I got was Euphyllia but Im not positive. And yes the Tang LOVES his Seaweed!!

My camera wont let me get a closer so I hope that these help.

Thanks For All Your Help And Comments!!!

 

[ram man]

that is frogspawn, you can tell because on some of the tenticles there is more than one pink tip the tips of the tentacles on a hammer would be a bit wider and also al little curved, almost like a "C" but not as curved, and nice zoanthids, are they the green and purple variety?

 

[1979camaro]

well, your seaweed is definitely not Euphyllia; Euphyllia is the family (or is it genus) of a bunch of corals, specifically hammer/anchor, torch, forgspawn/grape/octopus.

I would agree that the coral is probably frogspawn.

Your "seaweed" (more properly macro-algae) appears to be Caulerpa

 

[Lorna]

That is definitely a frogspawn (euphyllia divisa) and it is the branching type. I nice piece too.

 

[FishGeek]

OOOPS!!! I thought that it sounded right cause when the guy told me the name of it (I just told him the bubble seaweed) it ended with an A. I just assumed that was it. As you can tell I dont know the scientific names for stuff. And I geuss thats what I get for Assuming!! *twirlysmi LMAO!!!