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what are your nitrate reading, it is strange if you have high nitrates AND an Abundance of caulerpa

Quote: Originally Posted by Kiefers If my memory serves me correct, they like moderate flow. The consciences is moderate but the tentacles at right angles to the side of the aquarium seem to indicate a stronger flow

Time frame for this particular event strongly suggests it’s not ick. Sometimes treating for a phantom disease does more harm than good Quote: It could very well be ich. The life cycle of ich has a couple of stages i

My black comb i will try for a better pic this aftennoon they are a really nice fish for rockwork such as yours

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiQgb64Dvuc For what it’s worth when it comes to fish in a Nano, I like slow moving fish that interact with the rock work. Just for the fun of it check out this video. I personally like the black comb tooth better but you get the idea

From my own experience and from talking to others. Frogspawn to frogspawn is ok, hammer to hammer ok. Frogspawn to hammer ok. NOW I would not let a torch come in contact with either the frog or hammer. how many gallon tank is it

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For the record, as anyone who has spent time on the boards knows. I preach research, research and more research. It seems though more and more hobbyists want to be spoon feed information. I guess it’s easier to ask a specific question and receive an immediate reply. I guess as long as they get...

Something else I just notice if you look at the top left picture the elegance seems to be in a fairly strong flow. Do you remember if they had any recommendations on flow?

Eric can you get some recent pictures of the fragged elegance

Quote: Originally Posted by travelerjp98 Yep! I think that you were right... lol.. Be careful my friend members may judge you by the people you agree with

I like it again IMO I would switch the Kenya and lobo. The Kenya will grow tall and obscure the opening in the rock work which is a nice visual

umm some times i get lucky with one of my posts Quote: if i was a betting man i would bet he has sand and not the ick parisite on him Quote: wow great responses. his ich has gone now

sorry Quote: he has a little bit of ich on him due to the stress if i was a betting man i would bet he has sand and not the ick parisite on him

Which brings us back to basic marine aquarium knowledge. A new hobbyist should in fact research which sand to use and which not to introduce into his tank. While I am sure your intensions with these posts are totally honorable, you have to be careful that what you post and hobbyists take as...

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer I can honestly say I have never heard of them Quote: Originally Posted by Al&Burke Joe you are a real FUNGUY!!! LOL now that is funny

Is this exactly what introducing sand sifters into our aquarium do ? Quote: The more you mess with your aquascape, turning over your sand bed, etc. The more silicate you release in the water column.

Tree clam

The elegance is still hanging in. I am still moving it around to try to find the right shade and flow for it. As this picture shows the left side is in the light while the right is in the shade. This way I can get an idea which the coral prefers

Nitrates are removed two ways biological and physical. In as much as your nitrates are not that high I would NOT DO a water change for a few weeks. If you want di nitrification via anaerobic bacteria you have to feed the bacteria. Be aware that the colonization of anaerobic bacteria is a slow...