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They'll host plastic anemones. Try to find a soft squishy one. I used to put cat toys called Squish Balls in a bare tank to keep clown fry in, they loved them.

Don't feel bad, every time I mix salt a cloud of dust rises out of the bucket when I pour it in and I manage to either inhale a cloud of it up my nose, or get it in my eyes. It burns.

Originally Posted by 1fast300z I have mine under the drip tray. I removed all my bio-balls and have carbon media there instead. That's the wrong end of the flow. You have your chemical filtration in the area specifically designed for biological filtration. Biological fitration will set up on...

here, I fixed the contrast a little

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Fish from an area that have them will recognize and avoid them.

Originally Posted by Sharkboy13 the problem if u did 3 b4 5 and added the 2 after they would be singled out by the 3 and killed I don't think that's what rbrockm1 meant. Groupers are pretty fast, I'd be worried they'd catch a tang.

I saw a clown eat a puppy once, I never hired him for my kids birthday again! :scared:

Where I worked we raised variatus platties in salt water as feeder fish. They were fed marine fish food and vitamins. What is good to do in a warehouse situation and home may not be the same thing though. I'd dump them along with some rehydrated freeze dried food in, the combination of the 2...

I do. I have a black Bronze Series Warlock (my beater, $159 including case) and a '91 Deluxe Stratocaster Plus in blue frost with maple fingerboard. Also a Digitech GSP7 rack unit, stereo out into 2 35w Crate combos with both tube and solid state amps in them. I now go through my computer with...

Ummm, I would have put the plumbing pieces in that before I permanently fixed it in there.

I've heard of them "picking" at corals but not of them actually doing any damage. Mine would on occasion taste a polyp but never broke the skin so to speak.

Originally Posted by ruaround in France... Hamida Djandoubi was executed September 1977... the US has never recognized the guillotine as a method of execution... take the test... http://www.metaphor.dk/guillotine/Pages/TestYour.swf Hmmm, a guillotine knowledge test, aquaria is not your only...

Kinda in the same subject, does anybody know when the last time, and or, by what country, the guillotine was used for an official government execution?

I saw an aquarium ornament in the shape of the empire State Building, do you have a radio controlled plane? Lean a clear drinking glass against the rocks with a piece of shrimp in it, he'll go in but won't be able to get out.

Very few butterflies (as in 2 or 3 species) can be kept with other butterflies, and those can only be kept with others of their own species. The butterfly tank is possible but could only contain a group of 1 species. As far as difficulty, Heniocus, which could be kept in groups, are some times...

this is kind of directed at Beth, do marine fish get hemorrhagic septicemia?

I tested cycle before it was available. We found that although it got the cycling process started quicker, the overall time to fully cycle was not changed.

He may also eat invert shaped ceramic decorations, and the ever popular fingers that have or have not touched an invert.

Originally Posted by rbrockm1 i didn't know they are venomous Yep, combined with the fact that they always get stuck in the net, they are a pain if you work at a store or wholesaler. Heres a fun way to teach the lfs guy to take time to learn about what he's selling: Ask for 3 or 4 of them...