Recent content by mgatdog

It use to be bulldog and choc lab . Now seven Shih-tzu .Talk about birth control I can't even get near my wife!

Sorry to say it's a war that we'll never win.

I had 2 in a 55 they did great for 3 years .Until I was cleaning my tank one day and 1 jump to his death and the other die of of being lonely I guess.

My daughter has my camera at college

I bought a frag of clove coral a month ago . It was doing fine , but yesterday the tips of the coral are white and it's not opening as it did before. One thing I've seen in the past two weeks my hermit crabs destroy my candy coral .Which was doing great for the past year. Do you guys think it...

My wife has 2005 it's a 2.5 with 93000 miles on it . Can't say any thing bad about it. The company she works for leased some for there fleet and they had to replace some engines cause of a oil issue.Far as that her co-workers like them.

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Get out before you go broke . But I didn't listen.

Originally Posted by meowzer Most that I know of (and I don't know about all) like peppermints, carry them, and then all of a sudden there is a population explosion and your other fish get a big treat....lol Well my peppermint is going to be a mom then. I've got lots of LR for them to hide in...

No not to eat. Do they lay there eggs or carry them ?

Sounds dumb but has any body ever built a sealed tank and filtered system for motor homes.Don't want the fish on the floor while making a sharp turn or stop.

My wife gave me a pack the other day. They were pretty good.

I have a cherub angel in my 55 reef . The key is to have lots of LR for him.It keeps him from getting into trouble with my coral.

She should run for prez! The last two didn't make it.

Originally Posted by meowzer I do not have an undergravel filter....because when I was looking into filtration options, I was told that you will eventually have to clean the part of the filter that is under your sand (gravel...or whatever)...well with have 200lbs of LR and 200 pounds of sand on...