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Originally Posted by Hefner413 Personally, I would drill and put in the megaflows... I sure like them. Do you think with the weird height, that the mega flows wouldn't fit in correctly? Originally Posted by Hefner413 And just wondering... what are the dimensions on that 185? interesting...

Well you know what they say, Fish of a feather, swim together...er..yeah!

Originally Posted by Lateral72 Medusa Worm (Synaptula sp a type of cucumber). +1

I find myself looking at this again, and just wanted to let you know it's one of the neatest Aquascapes I've seen in a conventional tank. Super sweet! I can't wait till the coraline :-)

I am pretty sure it means too much time on your hands.

Too much light can definitely burn out corals. I would say that's a lot of light lol.

Here's some of the the stuff I got today. I didn't feel like putting in all of it, lol, it would have been really cramped. I actually have 2 more bags of salt, which I got at 5.99$ per bag ( what a steal!!) and another bucket of salt. 3 more Koralias, so 4 in total. Here's the tank. Nothing...

Originally Posted by xXianXx ok thanks for your help. np

Lost is.....for lack of better words, the best thing to ever come to television. I have seen every episode 4 times now. (I know, no life) Anyways, I forgot I had a point and shoot camera from years and years ago that was packed in storage, so I got it out and shot some pics. I'll have em up in a...

Well, if you see signs of ick, you start the treatment, and then can take the fish out two weeks AFTER no signs of ick. If you see signs of ich again during the treatment, you have to start the 2 weeks again.

Two to two and a half weeks, thats if no signs appear.

Ohhhhhh now everything makes sense. Why didn't you say your LFS is actually DeathCo.

If they are actually a SWF store and not a megamix of all animals galore, they will know they have ich. :edit: Do you mean the customers or the associates?

Looks great Vini. Sure has came a LONG way :-)

I am sorry to hear about your LFS. About the inverts, I would certainly not buy one. Although inverts cannot get ich they can certainly transfer it. Anything that is "wet" can transfer ich.

Stonehammer, As the others have stated the disease you are referring to is Head and Lateral Line Erosion, or HLLE. I am not an expert in the disease section, but from my experience that is indeed HLLE. I am going to agree 100% with Pastor B about the treatment. I don't want to flame you at...

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Are you planning on making this a reef or a FOWLR?

I know right! He's had it for ever now! Oh well, I guess I can't blaspheme against a mission trip lol. He get's back next week, but in the mean time, anyone know about the drill size question?

The color of him almost makes him look like a golden dwarf. now THAT would be a nice hitch hiker lolo.