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Sorry, I can't find it on their site either, but this was send to y facebook page: Back in March, we told you that ORA announced captive bred mandarins, then a few days later, we showed you the ORA captive bred Mandarins at the Global Pet Expo in Orland. Well, ORA has now released their first...

Originally Posted by Flower Well it really looks like scissors in her hand......But don't look worried.. It's so funny that you say that because when I looked again, it does look like scissors which makes the photo more funny than it was originally supposed to be lolol!!!!!

LOL! That's my mom, a real hairdresser. She's givin me highlights lol-scissors... I read the FAQ about loading pics and it said go to your album, click on your pic to make it big, then copy the url. I was REALLY shocked it worked for me. I don't have a clue how to do the postings yet but it...

Originally Posted by AquaKnight Just giving her a little assistant up the creek. It bottlenecks right there, so the current is a little strong. That one is only part otter it seems. I have another full otter that will dive completely underwater to get her sticks. Photo looks like Ichetucknee...

HOLY CRAP! IT WORKED

New to the forum, been a reefer for more than 10 years......Tryin to figure out how to load this and everything else.

I have 2 different turkey basters I use for corals, in fact I also use them to blow off the debris (and flatworms; another story completely) on live rock every now and then. How is it leaking?...

Originally Posted by Jstdv8 AK, are you saying they should pay us to grow out these corals so tehy can plant them back in the ocean? That would be awesome! I suppose this will also be necessary if the damn oil disaster ruins all the florida corals....I stocked up on Ricordeas for this...

upon closer inspection, that 'edge' tissue doesn't look too good....

IMO, Aslong as the 'white center doesn't keep getting larger, it will survive. It is going to grow from the edges so just watch to see that tissue stay healthy. I used to have a cap that we broke in pieces and glued each piece to rocks and they grew under vho's only. I think they can handle a...

Originally Posted by Cranberry I'm sure when he gets use to the tank he'll swim around more... until he's older... then he'll slow down again. They also tend to "hang" during the day. I don't believe a tang or grouper belong in a 125g. Agree!

Just wondering if anyone has been and if it is worth a visit?

I am aware of the new ORA Mandarins. I think they have only been available for a couple weeks at most. I read on the ORA website that they do eat prepared foods. Hopefully yours is still in the adjustment period. Good luck! I assume you have copepods in your system.

Yeah, coral foods. I use Wild Toe. <---Its micro planktons, like all the others I imagine. I don't know how to load photos on the threads but I have photos in an album I created on here, that show my Hawaiian Feather Dusters. Even when you think they may have died, they can leave their tubes...

Im sorry that's a bummer! Don't get discouraged. I definitely do better with some than others. Thanks for the info, maybe I will see if it comes in a frag size....

O man, I really want one of those Green Horns, any ideas why it didn't make it? Where did you put it in your tank? Ideas?

I wanted to get my Yellow Tang out, but thought about it and decided it wasn't worth taking ALL of the live rock out, dealing with the coral...so he's still there. A lionfish will definitely do the trick lol!

I hate to say it but, buy something to eat it ( I don't really mean that) or take everything out.

They are the Hawaiian Feather Duster variety as seen in my nano pic. I have one in my nano 12g and 6 in my 120. All have been alive for over a year now. I thought the nano one would be the most difficult to keep given the fluctuation of water quality, but it has been doing great and is huge...

I did not know they get that big. Your tank mates sound compatible to me though. Especially if it is trained on a frozen diet and didn't eat the goldfish.