Recent content by stingrayjs

I would be totaly fine with that. Drop me an email at stingrayx@dragonshura.org so we can work out the details.

I was going to try selling what I have or trade everything into my LFS, but I have decided to give it all away. Or if someone would like to give me a little $$ for what I have I would be ok with that, but will leave that up you. There will be NO shipping of anything, sorry. The reason I am...

I feel your pain, I have more Kenya than I know what to do with or can get ride of...

Exsactly. Dt's, Cyclops is the what I mainly use for my filter feeders. All that other junk out there now, its pretty much worthless. imo

DT's works well for me.

When did you last feed it?

No the sand wont hurt him unless he get burried. If some sand dose get on it, leave it alone. It will remove the sand on its own. It will only take food when its feeding tenticles are out. So you will have to learn its feeding schedual and know when it is looking for food. I had had mine for...

I bid 1$ My fish broke there last PS2 and need a new one. My fish are just not ahppy unless they get a few hours of gamming in a day... :happyfish

For hta brain it likes meaty foods. Moving it to the sand bed was a good choice. I have the same type and it very happy where I have him in the sand. I feed mine mysis shrip and krill mostly occasionaly some choped up silver sides. They only feed at night so you will have to keep them about an...

I would take a hard look at that rock and that side of hte tank!

It disn't look like a powder coating on the fish dose it?

"Mexican turbos don't make any sound .... unless the shell was hitting the glass. " Yes that what I ment I have had mine do this twist like they are shaking something off their shells and they hit the glass a few times for a minute or two. Which makes thisnice clickclick click sound.

54 watts is extraly low, if your going to have anything more than mushrooms you will ned to bump that up.

Tempature maybe?

I have had my larger mexical turbo snails do this kinds of twist over and over and make this clicking sound. I thouigh it was a mantis the first time I heard it, but after I tracked it down to the largest snail I have which is a pretty sizable one, my worries where gone. :jumping: