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Originally posted by jkvjl To be honest with you I have trouble understanding the movie the book would have me lost.. You have trouble understanding the movies because you have not read the books. There is a lot of information that is not presented and much of it is information that makes...

I have four large ones in a 10 gallon. I feed nori about every two days and they don't bother the coralline much.

$1.49 a gallon. Seeing what others pay makes me feel lucky.

You will still need to deal with the phosphate that is released as the cyano dies (and that's not the only bacteria the antibiotic will kill). The easiest way to kill it is to turn off the lights for several days. During that time find a way to remove the phosphate that is being released, via...

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The canister does exactly the same in saltwater as in fresh; however, some the smaller organisms that it would remove in a saltwater tank are food for filter feeders. There normally are no filter feeders in freshwater tanks so the filter acts in its stead. After all nature abhors a vacuum...

Anytime one calls, after telling them not to call and to remove your number from their lists, threaten to file a complaint with the FCC for harassment. Given the amount of the fine they would receive they normally don't call again.

Monty Python's Flying Circus

For saltwater I'm closing in on a year. For freshwater I have a couple that are somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 years, and they still work and are currently on tanks.

The wattage can cause problems with temperature. There are other powerheads that use much less.

I have the RHS-10ATC have have had no problems. It has a focus adjustment which makes it easy to adjust the the focus for an easy read. I recommend it.

Try a search here for powersweep. There was a post some time ago about them.

There is an article in the 12-03 issue of Reefkeeping Online. It may steer you in the right direction vis-a-vis narrowing the possibilities.

On their web site they say that it is good for 6 months. The date on the bottle is one month before the actual expiration date, six months after packaging.

I don't know how economic this may be but it may be worth a figuring. Add tincture of iodine to hydrogen peroxide. Iodine crystals will precipitate. I suppose these could be used as a supplement; just dissolve them in water before adding.

You can also use epsom salt for magnesium.

I'm not making a challenge. I have been researching this for about two months and just thought I would ask.

Does anyone know of a source or sources describing (scientifically) the corallites of Phyllangia americana and Astrangia poculata? They are so close alike in photos it is difficult to differentiate. I've been unable to find anything other that photos and one obscure reference for Phyllangia...

Instead of doubling your work load by dripping for top-offs and kalk, why not just drip a more dilute kalk solution sufficient to meet both calcium demand and top-off. Just an idea to lighten the load.

Cladocora sp. Also check for a thread I did sometime ago entitled "10 gallon 6 pack." It has better picks of each. Perhaps it will clear-up the id.