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Well, I did take the suggestion of cutting off feeding the tank ANYTHING. I still manage to find them in the sand and on the rocks when the lights are out. Tonight, I am going to take the suggestion with the bottle and shrimp and see how many I can catch...after a while, if that doesn't work...

Well, I know that they usually eat dead and dying matter in the tank, but the reason why I say they KILLED everything is because I am pretty positive of it. My corals had nearly doubled in size, had bright colors, were doing very well, and one day I came home, and it had been pulled halfway off...

I think I will definately try that. I've heard of makeshift traps and whatnot to catch them, but it seems nearly impossible with the amount i have in my tank. Thanks for the advice!!!

Well. I have a 12 gallon nano cube that I bought about a year ago to make a nice, small reef setup. I invested in some fairly good rock...marshal isl, tonga, fiji, etc, a nice clean up crew and whatnot. After it cycled and I tested the water, I slowly added more snails, crabs, cleaner shrimp...

I have an 6" lionfish with a 6" bluethroat trigger...AND a pork puffer. They all get along great. Bluethroats have a very mild attitude. You just have to put them in in the right order.

The ***** I work at has a huge aquatics section. 1 of 3 *****'s in the country that does. I have live rock, inverts, hard and soft corals, refugiums...but...like I said, 1 of 3. and...this ***** will only hire aquatics kids if they know what they are doing...Trust me, we have to take tests.

thank you my friend

ok, just so I get this right... 1)Volitan Lionfish – Venomous-Juvenile 2) Blonde Naso Tang 3) Emperor Angelfish – Juvenile 4)Stars and Stripes Puffer more rock and do I need a chiller? thank you so much for your help.

Ok, the tank just finished cycling and the only occupants are millions of pods waiting to be eaten. ANYWAY... heres the equipment. -2 cascade 1500's, rated at 300 gallons each.(they were a present. bummer i know) -Prizm pro deluxe skimmer. -Crushed coral -80 lbs of lace rock And now the fish...

only a 33.... if it won't work (which i'm hoping it does), i'll have to put it in the larger tank (120)

is it possible keep a sand sifter starfish and a blue linckia (spelling?) starfish together? thanks

Most go with a coarser sand due to the big fish kicking it up and constantly giving you a cloudy tank. as for the deepness. i would say atleast 3 inches. More sand, more filtration. and filtration is a beautiful thing.

he just shed the night before I took this picture. All sheddings were gone. bright color, all polips extended. 24hrs later, he looks like this...but thanks guys. my gs is at 1023. Is this high enough for the corals?

now give it to me straight. thanks guys. as always, Mat

what could of caused this?

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my annemonie blew up this morning. He was happy and healthy and great with everyone. I woke up this morning and foud him in about 100 different pieces . my water is really cloudy now. is my tank poisened? what do i do!!! HELP!!! :flam

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good deal. Should I turn both lights on at the same time? sorry for the hassel. thank you so much! It means a ton.