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hey all broke down my 90gal being that im moving to florida very soon and have a few items i need to get rid of. 100+ lbs of LR $300 for all. crocea clam about 4"ish---$40 esv sand 100lbs 50 fine/50 course---$50(just need a lil washing.)

hey all i have a ASM G3 protien skimmer comes with the sedra 5000 pump $200 aquaclear heater---$15 90gal RR(has scratches)---$100

they have these specials but when i order those selected items its at the original price anyone have a clue how it works.?

thanks for the input guys it really helped.

sound pretty good the only shrimp in the tank are cleaner shrimp,and the reason i decided on the zebra is like you stated because of there mild mannered.i would like to hear a lil more before i take the plunge.thanks

as the title states i was wondering if it is a good idea to put a zebra moray in a 125gal reef setup.i would like to get one but i want to make sure first if this is a disaster waiting to happen.thanks all

sponge.some looklike q-tip sponge and its a sign of a maturing tank

did you try some garlic extreme or any other garlic addatives?there good for getting fish to eat.did you try giving him another type of food?.sometimes fish lose there taste for certain things.is he getting harrassed?yellow tangs can get a lil nasty towards tankmates.

i woul like to get a zebra eel and i have a 125 but its a reef tank with shrimps and fish.so my question is,would this be a disaster waiting to happen or could he live out in a reef system?.

ok i have been in the hobby now for about a year,and i convinced my parents to convert there 125 to saltwater. now i set this up thursday so its been three days now.everything is new accept for 60lbs of live rock that came from an established tank.my question is should i let it play out a few...

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Originally Posted by albie611 hi all, live in south jersey im a newby and looking for some small ricordia, either green or orange or anything cool to add to my 20 gal mini. and possibly frag for trading later on. hey listen i got some rics also we have a reef club here in ny for the tri-state...

Originally Posted by mryoung7 yes, other than being bleached, it looks good. the shriveling is pretty normal. but i'd disagree with you that it just needs to be fed and given good water quality. the water quality goes without saying but it needs strong light much more than it needs any solid...

feed your anenomes they cant just survive on light alone...

my rbta is under 96w nova extreme 24" on a 29gal and its doing great.also feeding is very important along with light never forget that.

i dont know why ppl insist that you must have mh to keep an anenome.as long as you have an established system and atleast vho you'll be good to go.not saying that success is will happen because ppl do tend to add anenomes to newly set up tanks but here is 2 anenomes one is my rbta with my clowns...

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dont get the pretty colored ones those tend to have a stronger toxin then the less appealing cukes.i have one and it look like someone took a dump in my tank lol.i heard that tiger tails are less toxic.mine is an atlantic.

lets show off our bta's

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