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I went home yesterday and was able to witness my Coral Banded Shrimp molt. It was late at night, and he was doing it out in the open insted of the rockwork (spotted him with a flashlight). It was pretty amazing to watch, he wiggled back and forth for about 2 minutes, and then just seemed to...

I agree, i got sucked into posting about evolution. A debate I thought I'd finally heard the end of in bio 110. Is it just me, or was it all business before the infamous sponge incident, after which things started to go ...uhhh, you know <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]"...

Not an animated movie. Fox picked up the rights to DBZ and they are planning on releasing a movie sometime in 2003-04.

Yeah DBZ....there is going to be a movie ya know <img src="graemlins//eek.gif" border="0" alt="[eek]" />

Hey wise, thats extremely mature of you. I would suggest that you keep your mouth shut from now on.

Oh, btw...cant percs change ---? Maybe bubbles will go from campy to hetero? <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" />

Ohhh boy ;)

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Preuss Animal House, 2119 Haslett Road, Haslett, Michigan, 48840, phone (517) 339-1762, fax (517) 339-9520, Preuss4u@AOL.Com. The store is open from 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday and 12:00 to 6:00 P.M. on Sundays Its basically right outside of east lansing. They've got a pretty...

Hey cadbury, Where in michigan do you live, because i know a LFS in east lansing that has black ocs. clowns. Im not sure about mated pairs, but they have a ton so chances are good.

I would go with glass in a smaller tank, but for larger tanks i would probably choose acrylic. For the record, Acrylic lets in 12% more white light in then glass, and glass is about 1.5 times heavier then acrylic. Dont forget that acrylic is also not prone to crack and shatter like glass...

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Well i dont know about you guys, but i hope you win more then i did last week....one measly dollar. If I hit $5 i'll send you all hermit crab shells <img src="graemlins//yeahright.gif" border="0" alt="[yeahright]" />

Those sound like preditory starfish, and they are dangerous to corals at any size. Check <a href="http://www.garf.org" target="_blank">www.garf.org</a> out and do a serch for "preditory starfish." They have pictures so you can properly ID.

I had a few of these suckers too. I read that they are preditory starfish. They are no good, and will eat your corals if you have any. Mine looked like a minature chocolate starfish. Heres a link to where i read up on them. <a href="http://www.garf.org" target="_blank">web page</a> Just go...

Nah, your right...they wouldnt. The fish would probably cost more and die faster :( A better idea would probably be to selectively breed better strains of aqua-cultured fish. Like extra disease resistant tangs......or mandrins that could live on other things than coropods. Heh, it's a long...

Hey boomer, In response to your statement. "These cells may have resembled, or had the appearance or responed to things like a 9 year old cell would - but there ain't no way they were actually 9 years old." There are no cells in the body that last nine years to begin with, except for neurons...

I have always wondered this, and I hope somebody can clear it up for me. What is the added danger of getting a sea apple over some other type of sea cucumber. I thought that most sea cucumbers have the ability to expell there internal organs (cuke nuke) and kill everything. So isn't it just...

Dave (aka. Mr. Bubbles), I have a simple suggestion for you that will help alleviate some of your problems with your tank and this board. Ask your dad or mom for 30-40 dollars, and head on over to Barnes and Nobel or some other bookstore. Once you get there, make your way to the nature or...

Originally posted by Mr.Bubble: <strong>mabey it would be easyer to write these in inches. langh= 48 inches width= 15 inches hight= 23 inches.</strong><hr></blockquote> Ok, now i am positive about your measurements. They are most likely Length 48 Width 16 Height 24 Thats what you should go by...