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Broomer I aspire to have a tank like yours one day. Till then I will just show a few of my favorites.

Please email me at Blake323@msn.com. I want to buy corals.

Hey Slowest is fastest, I am very interested, PLEASE email me. Blake323@msn.com Thanks a bunch.

Here is a pic of me and a friend. I'm the guy. Can't wait to see who I look like.:D

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I work a place called VSA of Kansas City. It's off of 79th and switzer. Actually j21kickster I sent you an email once asking about the fish store on johnson drive, I guess you never recieved it:confused: . So what lfs do you go to?

I work in Shawnee, KS, but live in Missouri.

Beer- Boulevard Wheat and Heineken Liquor- I love Wild Turkey 101, and some other bourbons. As far as mixed drinks, hummm. Can't beat a captain and coke or a vodka mixed with just about any kind of juice.

I've heard that bio-wheels can contribute to nitrates. I'm just curious what evryone here thinks about that. T4AH.

I have an olympus that takes pretty good photos. It's also tough, it rolled off the top of a car going around 35 mph and still works, it's just a little abused looking now. HTH.

I can't tell you from experience, only from what I've read. I know that they need at least 180 gallons once full grown and that they are extremely sensitive to water quality. HTH. http://www.***********.com/product/p...=21&pCatId=290

That mandarin is beutiful.:eek:

I currently have a 37 gallon eclipse. I like it for the fact that it's a nice looking top, but it can be a little tricky if you want to keep a reef tank. It is possible though. I am currently in the process of upgrading my lights from the standard NO, to VHO. Then if you want a skimmer you have...

Click on this link to look at a VHO ballast kit. http://www.hellolights.com/vhoballastkits.htm IMO the most important thing in keeping a salt tank is to make sure your levels don't fluctuate much. Which is why you want to take it slow. As for as adding invertibrates I just added mine after the...

I would think that as long as you wait at least six months before introducing it it should be okay. Just be sure you levels are steady and I think you will be good. Another fish that I like is the firefish goby. It's a pretty cool lookin' fish. Another option is to get a mated pair of clowns. HTH.

Should I acclimate my corals the same as any other invert? I just got a like six or seven sand polyps for $4.00, so I couldn't pass it up. T4AH.

Feather dusters don't need lots of light. They are what's called a filter feeder. Their "feathers" direct the micro organisms and such to their mouth. I believe you have to spot feed them something like marine snow with something like a turkey baster. I'm not positive about this, but I think...

I think that with your current lighting you won't lose any coraline. I have an eclipse 37 gallon and I'm getting new spots of coraline. I would leave the starfish in there he will get your cycle started. I would say that your stocking list looks good, the only thing about the pencil urchin is...