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Originally Posted by Kari Maureen ....I know two clarkiis can live together,... Not two females. If both are mature/old enough ( around one year or more ) to change gender and have been kept singlely for a while, chances are they both are female.

Originally Posted by Bang Guy Yes Vietnam and Iraq meet the dictionary definition of war but they do not meet the Constitutional definition of war unless Congress declares war. Constitutional definition of war..... The Constitution uses the terms " engageing in war ", " levying war " as well...

I agree with changeing water to keep ammonia down, but should also try to keep nitrites below 1.0 as well. They are also very toxic and will only turn into higher amounts of nitrates too. Keep doing changes.

I think technicaly it was a ' war ' by any definition you want to give it. Just because Congress does not declare it, does not make it ' not ' a war. I sure hope people are not dishounoring the over 50,000 Americans that died there by not calling that a war, so as to spin some political bias...

I have kept my LTA for 6 years so far, with many LPS and other types of corals too. I never use carbon. LTAs are some of the strangest acting anemones. Closeing for a while dureing the day means nothing. They do strange things like this from time to time. IMO, if yours is other wise healthy and...

Originally Posted by COWFISHRULE ironically, there has never been an administration change during a war in us history. Are you not includeing Vietnam under Kennedy/Johnson and then Nixon/Ford ?

Originally Posted by Nano Reefer it was actually always a law to serve two terms since the constituion was written. however during an event such as war or another national crisis, a president may need be elected for additional terms. If WWIII shows up, and the war lasts a decade, we may have a...

Then a couple of juvi percs should be fine hosting, no guarantee they will host though, but if they do, the anemone will most likely except them. And the pair should mature into a mated pair in time.

Originally Posted by Reefstar22 I don't have pictures, but when I was snorkeling I saw a school of them on the reef of about 150 strong! Like this?

What kind of anemone is it and did the Clarki host in it and beat on it too much ?

I agree with both, the pump is a Danner Mag-Drive 5. Rated at 500 GPH. Good pumps.

Originally Posted by Murf48 Still trying to find out what type this is IMO, Majano sp.

Originally Posted by Darthtang AW ...406 billion of which is interest paid.... ... how much more do you want to spend here?

" angles " covers a wide range of different sizes and species. Combining certain species is more risky than others. Should research each species that he is intrested in as far as size and expected personality, compatibility and habbits, ect.

Some hobbiest refer to all Zebrasoma spp. as sailfins because they all have big fins. Many keep this genus in different combinations as well as several of the " same species " together, ( myself included ). One rule of thumb when keeping more than one Tang is to have each species in odd numbers...

I will agree that adding two different species together most likely will in time, result in problems, however, adding two of the same species can also result in problems if they are both of one particular gender ( FM ). I hope thats not your case and all will be fine.

And, some of the many faces of my BTA.

Congrats, typically it takes about 10 days for the eggs to develop and then they become free food for the tank as they swim away. Once a pair starts breeding, they will do it regularly about every 14 days as long as they stay healthy and happy in your tank.

My dog Star ( why my user name ) died in my arms one night. She was a black lab and I had her from a pup. She was 13 years old. I knew the time was comeing soon and I just tryied to give her back as much love as she had given us over the years. An impossible thing to do. I still miss her after 3...