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Originally Posted by King_Neptune I guess maybe I interprited this as being a snide comment. I was trying to lighten the mood, didnt want the new guy to feel like he was being picked on for asking a question. People come here for help. But instead all it did was cause you to open fire on me...

use a tooth brush and go over the live rock helping release the spores

Originally Posted by saltn00b thanks for the guesses / insight. i kept the molt but it disintegrated when i last went to look at it and take better pics. what is an example of a spearer species name / picture? research Pseudosquilla ciliate(spearer)

Ok King School is in session. First what insult are we talking about , the word “funny” if so it seems you used that word yourself.Now to address your statements on ick Just keeping them in a QT for 4 weeks will be enough to see if they have ICH(or any other disease) This is not a long enough...

OMG!!!! Ya know...before I post I must always think of JOE I can not blame you Lois you have a hard enough time not thinking of me during ....... your posts Yeah could have been something like a little grease on his fingers or whatever. Just watch it everyday and if it looks like it is creeping...

Just to add to what my good friend Aqua posts. If your fish is suffering from impacted gills do to ick and something needs to help breathing immediately a fresh water dip may rid enough of the parasites that your fish may live long enough for copper or hypo to take effect

And I thought ich sticks to fish and not rocks??? ok do as the good doctor spanko suggests and read up on ick and then you tell new hobbyists if this is true

Originally Posted by Bang Guy OK, that makes sense. I would worry a lot about how long aerobic bacteria could survive in a sealed canister during a power outage. and that is the ticking time bomb

Renee clean out your pm you cant receive anymore answer to your last pm no can you send me the links IMO the two best for the home hobbyist are O. scyllarius(Pecock)and Pseudosquilla ciliate(spearer) we can start there

Originally Posted by Cranberry Ya, that definitely looks like a mantis possibility. You probably wouldn't hear it smashing because to me it looks like a spearer if anything. 1st video... 24 seconds in and pause. Plus 1 do you still have the molt if so can you place it on a dark piece of paper...

just about anything the home hobbyist can acquire, before looking into a list of things to stock i would work on my filtration and lighting requirements

Originally Posted by Bang Guy I guess I don't understand why someone would want one. Band the only reason i would see is that it gives the hobbyist a advantage in that the sand would never get impacted verses a sand substratum

how would you be treating

Originally Posted by Cranberry Check out what Greg is wearing on his feet. Its time he moved up to the manly man type of flip flops

I would think you would rather have a clear tall reaction chamber so you could monitor the sand in suspension

Originally Posted by meowzer HMMMMMM Attachment 242523 who do we see here Attachment 242524 good doctors still make house calls

do you know how big it gets? She makes it a point always to have the answer to that question

Originally Posted by saxman you can "sun bleach" it as well. just leave it out in the sun for a few days. along with a nice big jug of water and a few tea bags, gotta love that suntea

best bet is burrowing snails they will last the longest, throw in a turbo now and then for a treat. BTW I have a LARGE turbo in my tank for sometime now and LOLA does not mess with it