Recent content by jpa0741

When your on your fourth upgrade and have 400 gallons of saltwater in your house. Then you will be good for a year or so till that looks like a nano.

I see no benefits in adding it to a tank. Maybe soaking food in it before feeding but have never tried myself.

I think a couple nice wrasses or some anthias would complete your list nicely.

I have have to agree. You should have no problem with keeping more then one tang in a 180. I keep 3 in a 240, kole, sailfin, powder brown. Like said just give them plenty of places to hide. I think u could do either with a yellow.

Linkias, fromias, seperants, brittles are all fine with clams.

Originally Posted by Life~Reefer Your squirt the gel out in the tank? I didn't think you could do that. You add a glob of super gles to the bottom of the frag then the ball of epoxy then another glob of super glue. The just push and stick anywhere you want it under water.

Originally Posted by Life~Reefer The only problem is then i can't use it underwater. By the way your tank is amazing! : ) Why not? That is how I use it.

Originally Posted by Nw2Salt08 Those are pretty neat... I've never seen them before. If you don't mind me asking, how much do those run? They are going for $750 a piece.

Epoxy by itself never works very good. I use super glue on both sides of the epoxy ball. The super glue holds it until the epoxy hardens.

Originally Posted by Cranberry Al is correct. It isn't a personal opinion, it's a fact of the life cycle and of the obligate fish feeding behaviour of the parasite that makes it true. There is a very good chance, if you don't hypo your fish, they have ich on them somewhere. But not all fish...

I have a blue jaw in my 240 and would not even think about putting one in a 110. Also $140 is about double what they go for.

Haven't been around in a while and thought I would post a few update photos. Everything has been running great and is starting to fill in nicely. Pic of frag tank

Originally Posted by nycbob i hv pyramid snails in my tank. it isnt enough to kill a big clam that fast overnight. the clam would actually show sign by not extending its mantle as far, if pyramid snails were hiding underneath it. The OP did not say they died overnight but within 2 weeks of...

Originally Posted by nycbob very hard to pinpoint an exact reason. perhaps of old age? Definitly not old age. Did you check for pyramid snails?

Originally Posted by Culp where are you getting the money for all of this? Originally Posted by salt210 I hate to say it and not hating, but where do you think? Well atleast you know you are older then these 2.