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Ready for additions!
Forgot to add, nice rock formation.:D
steelchromis
Post #3
Oct 1, 2003
Forum:
New Hobbyists
Ready for additions!
You could start off with a pair of percula clowns. Then if you are getting a reef tank, you can get a cleaner shrimp or two.
steelchromis
Post #2
Oct 1, 2003
Forum:
New Hobbyists
# Of fish safe in 29 gallon?
get some clowns, some firefish or cardinalfish. They all stay small and don't require too much swimming room.
steelchromis
Post #6
Oct 1, 2003
Forum:
Fish Discussion
New user
Hello to you too.:D and welcome.
steelchromis
Post #5
Oct 1, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
my tank pics
Nice tank overall, I agree, you should get a fish that swims a lot, like an angel.
steelchromis
Post #3
Oct 1, 2003
Forum:
Fish Discussion
has anyone ever seen thier scooter benny
When I had one, he would go up to glass and do the same thing.
steelchromis
Post #2
Sep 30, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
Lighting for 29 gallon reef
Is there a brand that I should be looking for when purchasing a retro fit kit? Also can I use the lights I have now? I bought them about 3 weeks ago.
steelchromis
Post #16
Sep 30, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
Lighting for 29 gallon reef
24 inches.
steelchromis
Post #15
Sep 30, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
conches
Yes, my blue legged hermits eat the leftover food and detitrus in my tank. As long as youd don't have a reef tank, a chocolate chip starfish is a good detitrus eater.
steelchromis
Post #9
Sep 30, 2003
Forum:
Fish Discussion
conches
For one thing, a queen conch gets much bigger.
steelchromis
Post #2
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Fish Discussion
Whew!! 10 days no power.
Glad to see that you have made it through ok.
steelchromis
Post #2
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
Research
I would suggest a book to do research. Also what is the specific subject you are researching.
steelchromis
Post #2
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
New Hobbyists
size of hippo tangs
I think around 11-12".
steelchromis
Post #3
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
New Hobbyists
pic of blue hippo tangs
Fishtanker, is that an achielles tang or orange cheek tang or neither?
steelchromis
Post #14
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
where taters come from OT
mmm.........enormous amount of potatoes.
steelchromis
Post #16
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Fish Discussion
WAY OT: Please Read
Joker, I hope you get everything straightened out soon.
steelchromis
Post #16
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
Lighting for 29 gallon reef
How much would you say that is?
steelchromis
Post #8
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
New to the Board
Welcome Rover, hopefully in the future, you can answer some of my questions and I can answer yours.
steelchromis
Post #16
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
ot help with new avatar
anytime.:cool:
steelchromis
Post #9
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
ot help with new avatar
Either search the web for one or download a pic from your computer. Go to your user cp and go to avatar in order to change it.
steelchromis
Post #7
Sep 29, 2003
Forum:
Reef Tanks
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