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Help please I had a shark egg, and I noticed it had started to fungus. Rather than wait and see what would happen, I cut it open and removed the Banded Shark within. The shark measures about 5-6" and still has a yolk sak about the size of a grape. I have him in a refugium on his own, is there...

Hey there, I am actually a small retailer in Guelph, I deal with a lot of people from MAST, but rarely have time to get to the meetings. I specialize in tank raised seahorses. Drop me a email, or a call, maybe we can hook up. I am in TO once a week. Thanks Aaron

You can do a lot better than a seacloen. They are not my choice of skimmerl, your budget will dictate what you can get. Aaron

Hey, We are in Guelph, and are always looking for frags,ect. Drop us a line or email. thanks aaron

Does anyone know of a Caulerpa or Macro Algae that does well at temperatures in and around 70 deg F. It is for my temperate water seahorse tanks. Thanks Aaron

who manufactures it, and thanks for the reply. Aaron

I frequently get large shipments of fish and seahorses in during the warm summer months, as a result some livestock die in the holding tanks, driving up ammonia levels. Sometimes as high as .5. Does anyone know of a safe ammonia reducing product. I have ordered in some Kent Ammonia Detox, but is...

Usually anemones move around until they are happy. Once they are happy they will stay put. I would not rely on filter feeding alone. If clownfish are not feeding it regularly then add some squid clam or shrimp into its tentacles directly. Are the tentacles still sticky, by this I mean does it...

Just one more thing, watch that Galaxia coral they can sting, and if is big enough there stinging tentacles can reach 24" away. they are a gorgeous and nasty coral. Make sure it is not bothering other inhabitants. One more thing you may want to consider keeping only hard or soft corals, in some...

Jake, I use mysis shrimp on all my seahorses because they are very nutrious. They have more fats and lipids than brine shrimp. They will really add size to your fish, and fill out pinched bellies. Because of their size their is not so much waste either. Aaron <img src="graemlins//eek.gif"...

Amonia first, then nitrite then nitrate. Still should check them all before adding fish. If Nitrate is a little high it is not that toxic, the other two are deadly. Good Luck Aaon <img src="graemlins//eek.gif" border="0" alt="[eek]" />

I run a Berlin style reef. I had read about them and could not believe they worked so I tried one for myself. It has been running 4 years now, and hosts purple tangs and acopora. The key is lots of live rock, the best protein skimmer you can afford, and carbon. It lacks any mechanical...

Pardon my ignorance, but I need to know if a banded shark is reef safe. In my store I have 120 gallon coral tanks set up full of live rock and coral. No fish, no crabs, shrimps, starfish just corals. Just to generate some excitement in the store, and have something a little different, I was...

Personally i would go for the two corners, i feel it skims the surface better. If you put one in the center let it overflow from both sides and not just one side. The key is to skim all water, and when in the center with only one side open, you get dead areas on the surface. Aaron <img...

Has anyone ever tried running a fish only tank with copper in it non stop. Is it okay to do this, I have heard after awhile copper can affect a fishes immune system, plus damage their insides. Thanks Aaron <img src="graemlins//eek.gif" border="0" alt="[eek]" />