@jackson2424 @4FordFamily thanks you too and it's probably best that it's not common as it's another "best in the ocean" invert like my flame scallops.
Everyone:
While I would still love the answer to the question, it looks like I may be good because he's sitting right under the drip line of my drip bucket and showing a feeding response. Granted that this may be something they do 24/7, I'm hoping that he's really catching something he likes and will be happy when he makes it to the tank and finds a ton of whatever floating around.
Edit: Well I did more reading and found that it only opens when it detects food which is good as it seems that it can find food in my tank. On the other end of the spectrum, apparently they only feed at night; which means the fact that he is open in my tank during lights on means he's hungry and wasn't eating enough at the lfs (not surprising though).
Now the part I'm confused on, apparently they feed on phytoplankton at night. While this isn't totally ridiculous, this doesn't add up as (from how I was taugh) phyto is usually available during the day and zoo is more prevalent at night. While it doesn't make that big of a difference as I heavily dose both anyway, it dose get me thinking...huh
