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No Lois what you see is the remains of their skeletons Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer Are they still alive Joe?

Obviously you don’t drink Quote: Originally Posted by bugsman Why didn't I think of that?! Great idea.

Good observation. First a little back ground. The yellow is my oldest living fish. I actually purchased it from someone on the site that was breaking down his tank. That was over 9 years ago. As the tang started to grow I noticed the red markings, at first I thought it was a bacterial infection...

Quote: Originally Posted by bugsman I'm gonna take Joe's advice. I'll pull that rock out for a very short time to try and chip away some of the epoxy, add more and put it back in the tank. I have a 2 part epoxy that works underwater. Cause I like the way I've got it aquascaped too. Thanks...

If you live on the gulf coast of Florida and you walk the beach you never know what you may find to add to your tank. This afternoon I found this pen shell covered with the remains of other gastropods, bivalves and univalves. It will make a nice FREE addition to my tank.

The funny thing is it really does seem like the tangs are keeping the damsel away. Quote: Originally Posted by Orca T That elegance is lucky to have the Tang Police keeping an eye on him. LOL

It’s about time you got here, remember I guard for 12hrs and you guard for 12hrs

Quote: Originally Posted by bugsman I'm gonna take Joe's advice. I'll pull that rock out for a very short time to try and chip away some of the epoxy, add more and put it back in the tank. I have a 2 part epoxy that works underwater. Cause I like the way I've got it aquascaped too. Thanks...

yes by adding more epoxy to the joints you will strengthen the load bearing areas If its not going to be much trouble I would chip away at the mating surfaces to get a little more contact. If that’s a hassle just epoxy it as is. Use a good two part aquariums epoxy for use under water.

Lois lets keep our personal life out of this Quote: Every time I think I am out I get pulled back in Quote: ....Thats the first true thing I have read from Joe in a long time

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer BAHAHAHAHA....Thats the first true thing I have read from Joe in a long time That is surly not the first time and I am sure not the last time you will use Joe and long in the same sentence BTW Lois ever hear the song “shut up and kiss me” if not...

I love your tank I would not change it epoxy it back in place then start building up the strength by adding epoxy to the joints as the pieces harden

Every time I think I am out I get pulled back in. ok you have to understand that this forum is full of people who are knowledgeable and very very passionate about this hobby. You do yourself a disservice in putting restraints on their comments. IMO grow a thick skin give as good as you receive...

Welcome home and I respectfully remove myself from this topic Quote: Marine and a mother of 3 wonderful children

That snake he is a real s- um bag and I know what you mean about him he thinks he knows it all by the way you cannot really be serious with this post now can you you have never done a water change in over a year Quote: Sorry...i meant with fresh water RO or with the salt mix....i have had my...

sure looks that way

Wow you have a real beauty there my friend. I have a long way to go until mine hits eight months I only hope it does as well as yours

Update on my elegance it’s been one week today and so far so good. Looks like the coral has enlisted some security in case the damsel gets a little hungry

thats what i have meowzer beliving anyway Quote: Originally Posted by spanko That's what you told here anyway!!