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that would be awesome!!! they are my favorite creature ever. Good luck in your research!

thats what i thought too. i think these guys just want my $. last time i went in there, i paid cash and still had $20 left, he actually said "well we almost got all of your money." how about: neon goby neon dottyback royal gramma fire shrimp ??

a have a tattoo of one on my arm! i dont think they can be kept in home aquaria. they have a great permanent exhibit of them at the chattanooga aquarium though.

thanks again for shipping it out. we'll try again in 08. happy holidays!

cool project coralkeeper! cant wait to see the frogs in there!

you have pm :)

Im ready to add fish to my 10. the 2 yellowtails are coming out and going into the 42. i want to put in the 10: sixline wrasse neon dottyback royal gramma fire shrimp emerald crab my lfs said that would work in a 10 what do you think? can i add them all at once or no? bio-spike? not sure about...

are those "party hangovers" on the left in the last pic? looking good!

Originally Posted by Dlauber pls post your results if you didnt use a QT Cirolanid Isopod! possibly a gorilla crab... havent caught him yet.

that is a very sleek aquarium. im gonna have to look into the ADAs. Cant wait to see it stocked. it would look cool with pendant lights!

Originally Posted by scrapman Thanks for the link.... very interesting, but don't understand why he/she is putting an egg crate in the filter cavity.... Re the flow.... understand that you can adjust.... understand that chaeto require a flow.... the difficult fine tuning is to grow copepods and...

Originally Posted by Toeknee Also have a question just picked up the new Metal stand, all 4 corners touch the tank in the middle there is a gap. fish store says they come bowed and once water goes into the tank it corrects itself. Any feedback on this before I trust this bowed stand? how much...

Originally Posted by PerfectDark The difference between the Zoa's and Palythoa is that Zoa's, although colonial, do not share a common mat. They grow as individuals where the Sea Mats have a fibrous encrusting mat. The Palythoa species can not be separated without cutting through this fibrous...

should saltwater be that close to computer equipment? isnt it corrosive? not sure... cool tank though!

um..... nice. my bad.

Originally Posted by scrapman I plan to do the exact same thing to breed copepods for a future green mandarin.... this tanks is a 20 gal long LS/LR... only crabs now.... it has ample filtration.... Do you think this filter/fuge idea is OK for breeding copepods? I think they will regularly pushed...

what are those? i want those for $5

Nice!

i want a platypus tank!