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I have kind of a funny story about my cat. He always liked to sleep on top of my canopy. One day my A/C wasn't working, so I opened the top to help dissipate the heat and sure enough he tried to jump on the top and fell right in the tank. After I quit panicking and got a water change done, I had...

I've come across the product named above. The product claims to "Eradicate Parasites". No searching has provided any information concerning invertebrates though. The bottle of the product itself does not say either. Just curious if anyone has used it before in the presence of invertebrae.

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It may be a relative of aptasia and mojano anemones. I've seen a few in the past. I would relate them closer to a majano IMO. Can become a pest when it starts replicating. Good Luck

I'm going to say that the first one looks like Hydnaphora (sp), the second Pavona and the last looks like a montipora of some sort. All three very hardy and good starter sps. Good luck.

Both of those aren't going to take over your tank if you keep an eye on them. The second one looks kinda like turf algea. When I pull mine out of the tank it pulls out in small tufts. It doesn't seem to cause any problems. Good luck.

I just kalk'd my fuzzy green ones that were stinging my purple monti. So far no ill effects. I've kalk'd single shrooms before and not had a problem, but never as many as it sounds like you have. I would do it a little at a time. Good luck.

All on at 10:00 am and all off at 9:00 pm.

It probably is a RO unit only. Without the DI part you will be filtering around 90 to 95 percent of stuff out, but with the DI you will get 98 to 99.9 percent. If you want one with DI look for one with four stages. Good luck.

Be prepared for an enthusiastic aarrrooooo!! Now and then.

The Reef House. Usually Thur, Fri and Sat.

Did you happen to work at the KC zoo? I work at a lfs part-time. All we do is saltwater. We also setup and maintian them. Nice place to work except for the constant temptation to take stuff home.

I highly doubt it. They like micro-fauna (sp?). Copepods and stuff like that. Very much like a sixline wrasse. Good luck.

Nice looking pinktail, and it's just going to get better. It looks like it's starting to change to its adult coloration. It's going to be sweet. Good luck.

Wow, nice tank. That powder blue looks tiny in that 120. He's got some room to grow. :)

I love your LTA, corkscrew or what ever you want to call it. Looks healthy! How long have you had it? Nice sized bubble too. Good luck

I don't think you will encounter a problem either, with the purple tang. Just a word of warning, make the purple tang the last addition, they can be extremely aggressive to new fish. My coral beauty doesn't touch my zoos, but it does nip off the tips of my green button polyps. It doesn't seem to...

It does great in a tank with softies. I don't have any, because I have a sps dominated tank. I don't trust softies and hard corals together. Good luck.

The only problem with your stocking list is the clowns. There may be some aggression between the original and the new one. What type of clown is it? Is a 30 long 36 x 12 x 12? If the dimensions are something close to this I would say just get yourself a couple 96w PC's and that should do ya. Or...

I would just get a couple of 250 watt MH with coral vue 15k bulbs. It gives of a nice color. Definitely not as blue as a 20k. The down side to not having any actinics is if you would like to create a dawn to dusk lighting effect. Good luck