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We are finnaly upgraqding from 4 VHOs to 2 MH / 2 VHO and want to see if anyone has seen this: http://cgi.----.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...395322245&rd=1 and if its a good deal or not... Thanks...

Lawnmower blenny's do pretty good, but the best thing i have found is waterchanges with RO water, and a toothbrush to scrape it off the rocks.

I hve not electrocuted myself in my tank yet, but i did something REALLY stupid yesterday. I work for a computer company, providing phone support and also fixing the computers that come in. i was on the phone with a customer and sitting at the workbench. I have a tendancy to 'fiddle' with...

not sure if by "new york" you mean the city or the state-- I live in Bufffalo and have quite a bit of dead rock i am willing to part with- Joe

Doesn't water work for you? I have always used a wet paper towel- works fine for me

LOL- I clicked on this link thinking you had a recipe... :D

Yes, this is Red Sea Xenia.

Hey- where did you order your seahorses? I have kept a few in our reef tank, but have since then setup a 65 gallon hhex for seahorses only.

Did you just do a water change, and do you live near a nuke plant? :D

If im not mistaken, he has a tablet PC. This is like a laptop, but the screen swivels around, and you can write on it with a stylus kinda like a palm pilot. If this IS a tablet PC, these have not ben out long- I would imagine that it is still under warranty through the manufacturer. Have you...

Thanks guys!

Im guessing it's been dyed. The LFS that it is at is not the most reputable for saltwater...

Yeah, same here- I've seen many shades of orange, and the black ones, but never a yellow.

We were at one of our local fish stores this weekend, and they had a coral they were calling a "whisker coral". It looked exactly like a sun coral (closed up- no tentacles were out as it was daytime), but the hard 'stalks' were yellow. not bright yellow, but very yellow. Has anyone heard of a...

What size tank are you using? Seahorses do need at LEAST 20-22 inches of water depth to thrive well. As for food, the seahorses that I have kept have eaten live brine, and frozen mysis, but their favorite food was blue leg hermits. They will hunt them down and rip them right out of the shell.