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I put a little silverslide head in my fuge on top of the chaeto and they love it and attack it like flies on sh*t, Its usually gone in about 12 hours. I do this just to make sure they have enough to eat!

Originally Posted by helpme74 https://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_11...ot_parent_id=4 I have a Diamond Goby the best money i ever spent! The links below is a pictures of my tank . http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...4/000_0037.jpg http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...4/100_0337.jpg...

My cleaner shrimp doesnt even clean himself, it is really hit or miss, if your tank is set up for it you might want to try a neon goby, NOW THIS LITTLE GUY CLEANS!

Originally Posted by Vpotts28 Everything I have read has said that they are reef safe..hmmmm I don't have a reef tank as of yet, but eventually I will get there. The one I have had in there is about an inch, he/she doesn't even come close to messing with the fish. The most "docile" are the...

Originally Posted by Pontius dude, David Chase is VERY VERY deep. that is one reason that this show has been so beloved over the years, because EVERYTHING in each episode has meaning. there are clues and meanings encrypted into every episode of this series, not just the finale. you sure that's...

Originally Posted by camillo does anyone know how good of a job a coral banded shrimp will do of cleaining my tank? Corals will scavange but of course, will not clean fish, BUT maybe eat smaller ones.

Originally Posted by Rslinger here you go. Rs your tank looks great and could definatley benefit by those frags.

Originally Posted by reefkprZ Was goofing of on photo bucket. ENJOY! Remember VOTE FOR THE HAMMER. Nice, but i would prefer some elevator music! lol

Yo have tons of free shells around, no? of all sizes? Of course hermies would rather find emoty shells than have to fight for one.

The high temp may have killed something in your tank releasing amonia into your tank and you really have to work on bringing your nitrates down to at least 20-40ppm for starters.

Originally Posted by biotank14 or can you just keep it in the bag and slowly put water in it Drip method then quarentine is the absolute recomended method, But I do the float the bag, add water and dump method, ONLY BECAUSE my L.F.S water and my water change water are on the same system.

Originally Posted by petjunkie Royal grammas tend to hide in caves a lot, it probably feels intimidated by the tang but they are shy fish. Most people complain about this since they don't do anything but hover in their cave and defend but mine is usually out and about. Don't know anything...

Wow talk about shedding a tear!

You can,, ive seen and they make intank fuges, the algae is the key, pods help if you have things that eat them but they are not detremental.

Originally Posted by seasalt101 thanks water parameters from two days ago calcium 460, dkh 7.5, phosphates 0, ph 8.3, nitrates 20, am.0, nitrite 0, sg 1.026, temp 83, the anenome is on the sandbed now he couldn't of been on there more than an hour so what do i look for any prognosis?...tobin...

Originally Posted by Pontius when Tony came out of the coma after being shot by uncle jr, when he first saw Meadow, he said, "my guardian angel". now note, Meadow, his "guardian angel" was not sitting by him at the diner in the final scene. if she had been sitting there, any gunman (like the...

Every fish eats pods, al least mine fo, gobys, tangs, damsels.

$100plus here in Miami area!

Originally Posted by NUB I have had my tank set up for about 3 weeks or so and they suggested starting with Damsels cause they are the hardiest. I have a 75 gal tank with about 80lbs of cured live rock. I have a protien skimmer, filter and two blowers for current. I also have a timed lighting...

Also, since your are getting just some damsels, the frozen food really isnt that detremental, you can get by with pellets found in any marine fish store, SPECTRUM A+ get the small size.