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I don't suppose you'll be heading to nyc anytime soon? I'd take him in a second.

Are you sure it's a bta and not an lta? Looks just like my lta (which is also HUGE).

Interested. Email me with details... dchec at mac dot com

No one is running one of these?????

Originally Posted by ameno I'm not running one, but I am looking into it, I think it's a great idea, and doesn't look like it would be very difficult to do, I'm suppose to get a system from one of are club members, hopefully get started with it soon. Just noticed your talking about a reactor...

Anyone running one of these? What do you think? I'd love for my filter feeding corals to have constant supply of food, especially my blueberry gorgonia. Thoughts? Dan

1. You MIGHT be able to get away with two anenomes in that tank. When you first introduce one, they tend to roam around until they find a spot they like, then USUALLY stay put. My LTA hasn't moved since I first put it in a very long time ago. If you can manage to get them to stay on opposite...

Originally Posted by coralreefer i would return it to the LFS and pick it up when the tank cycles It was from a friend who was breaking down his tank.

Before explaining my situation, I want to point out that I'm not at all new to sw tanks, I have an established 55 gallon reef (2 years) and 24 gallon nano reef (1 1/2 years). I just picked up a 15 gallon that I want to set up. Here's my situation: I just picked up a goby / shrimp pair that I...

Anyone???

I've seen both h. crispa and m. doreensis listed as long tenticle anenomes. How do I tell which I have?? dan

First, are you sure it was the nitrates that killed the clown? What are you other parameters? You should probably take care of that before adding any other livestock. That being said, the two new clowns, if paired like you said, will bully the third one to death. See if your LFS will give...

Originally Posted by SrgVigil Yet my role of the dice gave me a docile Flame Angel. Same here. Mine just cleans the rocks my corals live on, never bothers the corals.

I love mine, just wish he wasn't so shy!

My bicolor angel does this to my snails all day long. Never seen it on another fish though! Pretty funny. If the blenny doesn't seem to mind, I can't imagine it's doing any harm.

Originally Posted by Triggerz92 PC lighting should cover anenomes and leathers right?? Leathers, probably... anenomes, definately not. You need something like T5s or halides to keep an anenome.

Originally Posted by peef It won't harm it but it will just slime its way off and float around the tank again. If you just wedge it between a rock it will attach itself. It might take 3 or 4 days though. Xenia attaches VERY quickly. Hmm, I'll give that a shot, but unfortunately they were...

I have a couple of xenia frags that, for whatever reason, won't attach to anything. I've tried multiple methods. Is it ok to use reef glue on the bottom of the stalk, or will that harm the coral?

Oh, and I'm not running a fuge. Change about 10 gallons twice a month.