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If you have shrimp or picky fish they will rob most corals before they have a chance to digest it. I have to swat at my cleaner shrimp and peppermint shrimp to keep them from stealing the coral's food!

Originally Posted by Darknes Mushrooms can be spot-fed. I feed my shrooms about once a week. You're right. Some can be fed, but not all mushrooms can be.

Originally Posted by Hefner413 Hey Bonebrake, I see you're a PCOM student? I'm graduating from LECOM next month. I'm hoping to get my 55 gal semi stable before starting internship first week of July. You've done an impressive job on yours - especially doing it while in school. Hey Hefner...

Originally Posted by WangoTango i wonder what kind of damage that could do on a finger? -Justin I know of a hobbyist that thought it would be cool to stick his finger in the mantle of a clam to feel it and "SNAP!" it shut tight on his finger. He had to pry it open with a screwdriver and it cut...

Originally Posted by Nemo_66 well, i dont really have corals with long tenticals, although i might get a frogspawn when i find a good deal. all i have is a kenya tree, xenia, orange, purple, green mushrooms and a green ric. now, how do you over feed the tank? is there a solution you go by, IE...

Hopefully you already thought of this aspect, but make sure you have a powerful ventilation fan(s) to circulate the air out of your garage and outside air in.

In addition to what Stanlalee said, I have also read a much larger success rate in mature skimmerless tanks. Skimmers pull out what little phytoplankton and zooplankton that is produced in our tanks in addition to unwanted dissolved organics.

Wow! Fantastic pictures Lauren!

Originally Posted by trainfever She's alive!!! I was starting to think that you gave up on this thread. I thought so too once I exposed "her" true identity.

Originally Posted by Adairable yea i wanted something new....then i decided to see how many people talk to me if they don't know im a girl I met Adairable in real life and it is actually a 48 year old male slob who gets off on impersonating a young girl on the Internet. I helped him out by...

Originally Posted by trainfever No,, you didnt tell me anything other than you lost. What position do you play, left out?

The ceramic rings are the equivalent of live rock rubble. You can take them out or leave them in, it is up to you. I think you'd be fine with just leaving the carbon and rings in there and changing the carbon once a month or so when you clean all of the gunk out in there.

I got a 42" HD LCD new in the box I would trade for live rock in a heartbeat.

Whoa... now that makes you a tough guy Trainfever! I thought I was a tough guy for getting my bony impacted wisdom teeth removed with local anesthesia instead of general anesthesia. It took the dentist about an hour on each tooth to pry it from my jaw and the instrument he used was basically a...

They ship them very small: less than one inch. I have some from saltwaterfish.com though that are now 4" and have split multiple times in the year I have had them.

It may be able to survive; without a picture we can't be of much help. If it is obviously decaying remove it. Sorry to hear you had to learn the hard way.

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If you want all of your sexy shrimp in one place try to get your sexy shrimp out of the 14 and put it in with the other sexy shrimp in the tank in your bedroom. Put some food in a net to lure the sexy shrimp into it and then pull him out. You can then put the sexy in your other tank without...

Marineland epoxy is awesome and relatively cheap. One stick can last you quite awhile because it doesn't take much of it to get the job done once you learn how to use it well.