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Originally Posted by emmitt2 Cmon now, Junior Mints they're very refreshing!!!!

Before you start buying stuff ask the stores if they would buy from you.

Boca Vista, phase 1 I think. Hers a long one: What are the jobs George has claimed to have. There's quite a few. Seinfeld is even funnier when you've lived in New York. I trained people to manage teams of street peddlers for 4 months and here's some stuff I noticed. In the morning every store...

Careful, I heard they will cancel out the arthritis healing powers of your copper bracelet.

Almost any could be kept singly. They are harum breeders and will fight in any combo of 2.

Don't cry!! I have removed as many as 200 from glass in any given workday for years with less than a 0.1% foot tear rate. All by credit card. I'd have to do about 6 per minute max.

They are well known for breeding in community tanks. BTW, yours are actually pretty small, they get 5" or so.

Hold and ice cube on it's foot if the credit card isn't working good. If it's a glass tank sometimes even holding ice on the outside of the tank will loosen them up. IMO, pointing a powerhead will make it stick harder, unless the pw has more force than the waves that crash on them during the...

Originally Posted by COWFISHRULE im not concerned about global warming. life will adapt, and when nature has had enough, *boom* it'll toss us another ice age. nature is all about cycles and adaptation. Adaption, like the extinction of species like humans? You're right, when nature has had...

Just before the water return. I usually try to cram it in the baffle that leads to the return section so that all the water has to pass through it. ChemiPure Rules!!!

Are you talking about that brown glob by his mouth in the pic? looks like poop to me. Since it opened up full afterwards I'd say your guess was good. BTW, great looking anemone, love those Sebaes.

Never expose a tank to direct sunlight. The inhabitants are cold blooded, the water temp is their body temp. The range of temperature you mentioned would take 6 months in their natural environment. Imagine your temperature going from 98.6 to 101 that quickly.

From "The Wild One" girl says to Johnny the biker (Marlon Brando) "what are you rebeling against Johnny?" to which Johnny replies" whadaya got?".

I never trust sites requirements, sometimes it goes by at the size they are when they sell them. Water quality wise the rule of thumb is 1" of fish per 5 gallons water. That varies greatly by metabolism etc.. I also use adult fish size less than 3/4 of the smallest dimension of the tank...

Acrylic only scratches when you scratch it, so don't scratch it. I prefer acrylic over the less clear, way heavier, breakable, leakable glass tanks.

BTW, that is a very nice BTA, great color. What kind of lighting (10K, etc) was that top picture taken under?

Originally Posted by Catawaba My dumb BTA keeps splitting. I have moved 5 to QT and have 8 more in the DT. It's getting hard to keep other items from being stung! I think I'd rather have one large one than 8 smaller ones. Good lookin GSM and BTA by the way If only you knew of a place that...

Interesting. My tomato clown used to lay eggs every 2 weeks with no mate in the tank. I wonder if your dogface would breed if you had a male too? Anyways, it's certainly a sign of good health. Are there other fish or creatures in there? Eggs usually get eaten pretty quickly.

that 2'nd pic of Daisy is beautiful.

IMO, and this may sound totally wrong but.... if there's no fish in it at the moment I'd skip the water changes. In my and my coworkers experience, for some reason with a bacteria bloom (which this sounds like) the more times you change the water the longer it takes to work itself out.