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Quote: Males about 6" max in a home aquarium. Some have been found around 8"-9" in the wild. exactly why meowzer lives in the wild

her usual bitchy self and i love it

that may be a first for me this year

Do you have any external means of adding water volume to your system such as a sump? Remember anything you add to your tank displaces water and reduces dilution and dilution is our friend

why dont you start by telling us what you have thought of

sorry for your loss

Quote: Originally Posted by spanko That's the way that I want it to stay I always want it to be that way for my Lola, La-La-La-La Lola “I fell to the floor, I got down on my knees, then I looked at her and she at me”

and thank you guys for the good karma

Quote: Originally Posted by Slice Updates? Well my friend I want to give it a few more days to be sure, but I just presented her with some Mysis looks like LOLA LIVES to thump another day

Look into acrylic craft paint that is 100% acrylic. IMO it will be safe and will not melt the foam BUTdo your own research

Can it happen yes? But there are many factors that can put the odds of it happening extremely high. Are the corals you are buying from a tank that has fish in it also? Most fish stores have their corals in separate tanks. If the tanks are connected via the same plumbing there is the risk of...

looks like you are comming along fine i would pick up a bottle of Prime to have on hand when you add fish

Quote: Originally Posted by Kiefers don't shrimp flip and flop around out of water? yes but this was a strange place to find her i will post a pic of the stand tomorrow

Quote: I'm inclined to agree with Joe. Be very careful my friend people will judge you by the people you agree with

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer +1...they seem pretty tough......I'd just be really curious how she got out...any idea? Lois I was wondering the same thing. My guess is the heater I think she climbed onto the top and actually just walked out of the tank. Even stranger is where I found her ...

Ghost feeding is adding food for organic breakdown as if you had fish in your tank which is fallow. This food should break down as do one of two things. Read ammonia or continue to raise your nitrate level. If you continue to see nitrates and no appreciable ammonia or nitrites. You may have a...

Welcome home brother. I would do a 50 % water change ghost feed a little and test in a day You could have transported enough nitrifying bacteria to your tank and are getting die off from your live rock that is giving you the nitrate spike, how did you transport the live rock

do you mean nitrites 80 and nitrates .3

Well as I move toward her tank she sticks her head out of her burrow to look at me. Wonder if she is saying help me or its going to take a lot more then this to get rid of me