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Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Huh? Thread title has a misspelling. dairy should be diary.

Yep, normal.

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Coral Keepers new terrarium dairy! When are we going to see some milk?

Wall hammer coral. 0 for 2, once a frag, once a 5" colony. I have other Euphyllia, 2 different frogspawn and a branching hammer that has gone from 3 heads to 12 in about a year. I love the wall look but, I have not figured out why it dies.

They also leave when they are about to molt, since they're not protected until the new shell hardens. p.s. - Picks or pics = pictures

Most of the time its OK. I have a green and a purple that don't like each other though...

Do the ones on the bottom have a skeleton(hard part)? While I agree it looks like a 'shroom, it kinda looks like blasto too.

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Originally Posted by Mr_X i have soaked things in pure vinegar for a few days, rinsed them and then put them in the tank. no problem. meanwhile, i would think either vinegar would work fine. +1. I use white, it's usually the cheapest.

I think you are looking for the phrase- "Safe for potable water" on it.

If you are anywhere near the coast, get out! Category 2 Ike is larger and more powerful than Katrina Posted by: JeffMasters, 11:32 AM EDT on September 11 Hurricane Ike's winds remain at Category 2 strength, but Ike is a freak storm with extreme destructive storm surge potential. Ike's pressure...

So stdreb27, are you staying? Do you feel safe where you are? If you're staying, I recommend a generator, battery powered air pumps, fans, a window a/c unit and plenty of gas. Figure at least 12 gallons a day. Don't count on being able to siphon gas from vehicles as most now have anti-siphon...

Interested in 48" light fixture.

Originally Posted by forsfed50 I've read they are reef safe and peaceful toward other tank inhabitants but I also watched a program mentioning that they use their claw to snap and stun prey. question is who could be the potential prey in the tank? other inverts mainly.

Originally Posted by MX#28 There are a number of different species of anthias in that photo as well as a few blue/green chromis. The large majority of anthias species are not extremely hardy and require special care and there are also only a few rare anthias that are suitable for less than...

Get those battery powered air pumps to oxygenate your water, those things are great. We're getting reports (after Gustav) of them lasting up to 5 days. I bought some for 5 bucks that worked fine. If you can afford it, they have some that sense power failure and come on automatically. If your...

I would think you'd be fine. I have a red cleaner, pistol, and 4 peps in my 55. Cleaner and pistol about a year. Peps maybe 3-4 months.

In my short experience with my seven, about a year, they seem to be kept from fighting by my lyretail anthias chasing them. It would seem that they shoal for safety and also any fights are short because the anthias is the boss of the tank. So it seems to me to be a benefit to have a fish that...

I'll guess Pseudochromis dilectus

Originally Posted by Mr_X he was on a piece of pvc. i just used my finger and he came off about as easy as removing a stomatella snail. yes, he was a hitcher on a piece of coral native to florida. Thanks!