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Your best bet is to check out indoor ranges. They tend to have a higher cost to run then outdoor ranges thus to stay in business they need shooters so they seem to get first crack at supply’s due to the large orders they submit , you may have to shoot a certain amount of the ammo you buy there...

Quote: I'm with you. It's like people who think they have 20k post think they know everything Actually it only takes 10636 posts to know everything BTW Henry I got a good deal on a case of depends

IMO it’s not the tank size but the amount of hiding places and food you present to the pods. Pods actually reproduce rather quickly. My mandarin takes blood worms and the occasional brine shrimp. I believe that a major reason for the death of a mandarin shortly after introduction to our tanks...

Ok I just want to say that just by moving a rock from an established tank to another does not guarantee that along with the rock came nitrifying bacteria. Using prime will not remove ammonia it will make it nontoxic but you WILL still read ammonia when you test for it (just not toxic). As long...

Henry you are so transparent Quote: Originally Posted by spanko Nice picture. What camera and lens? Is photography another hobby or is it something you do professionally?.

I don’t see any problem as long as the vodka stays in solution

And then there is always the daunting possibility that without microscopic identification this white spot we see and automatically identify as ick is really a LOOK ALIKE PARISITE With a entirely different life cycle

Hi Al any truth to the rumor you won the lottery and moved to Fiji? Quote: Originally Posted by Al Mc I don't visit the site for several months and I am immediately drawn to another Joe/Beth/Ich thread. It is great to see some new people on the forum and Joe (who is quite knowledgeable)...

Quote: Much respect for you sir!! back at you my friend, i like six week time line for hypo and keeping a DT fallow as well

Quote: Originally Posted by tthemadd1 I would switch away from that frozen food. I used to use it as well but they changed their formula and now their food just dissolves. Get some clams, scallops, white fish and blend it. Then roll it out between two sheets of cling wrap like a pie dough...

Well again I must thank you for the enlightenment. I will be the first to admit I am no expert on the hobby but I also must submit this Is not my first rodeo. That being said let me address all your highlighted (in red reprints) [list type=decimal] Maintain the aquarium as a hyposalinity...

Quote: Originally Posted by Beth Only to those of us who know and love you. The unsuspecting, no. Beth I hope you read my last post and as our resident hypo and ick expert please set the record straight

Quote: Joe was baiting you BTW. Was it that obvious First I want to thank you for the info. Now let me throw out some numbers. In the Trophont stage where the adult parasite is attached to a fish and feeding on it the time frame is 3 to 7 days In the Trophont free swimming stage where the...

Quote: Originally Posted by ChaosFyre Yes, when I put the food in, most of it dissipates into a brown mist that no fish could possible eat. Then there are a lot of really fine particles that my fish probably couldn't eat. And then there are particles that are big enough for them to eat. Seems...

Hi you doing my old friend, I just don’t see the correlation between frozen and dried when it comes to over feeding. If you over feed you over feed Quote: Originally Posted by Siptang Joe - glad to see you back in action. I think she said that because too much excessive food getting every...

Hi I have a few questions I would like you to clear up for me Quote: Fill the tank with salt-water at 1.009 salinity. I adjusted mine until it was exactly this. Put your fish in. You can acclimate him if you like (though I didn't). Lowering the salinity will not harm the fish, though raising it...

Quote: I bet my nitrates are going to spike. why would u think this

Check out Hydor FLO rotating water deflector. I have them on my returns and they work well for me. They are about $10. Each.

Quote: Originally Posted by Lubeck It looks like one that I had before my peppermint shrimp got a little hungry and ate the little bugger. Does it stay open mostly to feed? yes

I don’t really think so Bang it does not have that prototypical flat and cup shaped shells of an oyster. But one never knows. BTW I was going to PM you. Have you ever read Cardinal Directions: The Story of the Banggai Cardinalfish. By Ret Talbot. Cardinal Directions: The Story of the Banggai...