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Originally Posted by 1journeyman I don't think anyone has been "bashed" for their personal views. this is my point exactly... pick a word out of my post to disagree with. then i can disagree with you and we can officially debate it. that is all.

Originally Posted by jonthefishguy Why is it that only 2 women put input into this. Well, as a woman, I have not wanted to participate in this debate because I have no interest in having my personal views bashed by a bunch of people I do not know. Whatever side I would take would leave me...

you can also get your hydrometer calibrated at your lfs. thats what i did until i can buy a refractometer. mine runs .004 low, so i just add that to what it is reading for a more accurate (but not perfect) solution. also in small tanks you gotta top off with RO every day because salinity swings...

i have been wondering about this myself. i have converted a HOB (emperor 400) filter into a sort-of fuge for my 10. live rock in there instead of filter pads and cages, and cheato (on the way) with a clamp light. im setting up a 42 gallon with a wet/dry i have, and was considering doing the...

looks cool! "anenome zombie" is funny.

thanks! im covered

Quoting Ophiura about tunicate "sea squirts": "Tunicates sometimes turn up on LR. There are two basic forms, a solitary and a colonial. Tunicates are filter feeders and are basically harmless, though they have the potential to overgrow other animals. It is not all that common, however, in tanks...

my derby mug shot from last week kinda goofy.

colonial tunicate?

Originally Posted by renogaw those look exactly like tiberius's picture. odd though, hers don't eat fish, but yours did. her's roll up, and your's doesnt... weird actually tiberius' picture looks differnt than mine did in person. mine was purely clear, with no mottled brown (except for the...

Originally Posted by renogaw anything is possible with the addition of live rock. i'd think it's not all that common, but still happens i got a new peice with green mushrooms that came with a brittle star... that was cool :) no more baaad isopods!

Originally Posted by zeke92 i don't know what it is but it's kinda cute i want one! haha I should have kept it and put it on its own tank with a bunch of damsels to see how big it could get. now that would be an interesting tank diary thread... imagine... "my cirolanid is now the size of...

ha, mmkay :) evryone likes rockwork, right? i'll try to get a fts tomorrow. i do have ONE coral

funny thing is i had read bang guys article when i first found this site... thought "cr4p, hope i never get those things" did not remember the article when i found the parasite on my fish. of course i would get the nastiest bug in the sea in my tiny aquarium! i am not detered. if i gotta take...

popped off when i put fish in bucket. swims very fast. hope there are no more.

das isopod :( boo. good question theappe3, although i only have seen the one and disposed of it, none of my other fish have picked up any. but they dont really squeeze under rocks and hang out there either. how long until the tank is "safe"? also-- the one i caught did not roll up.

Mine is too new for pics... but i love my 10 gallon :) i hope it turns out well like alot of the members here have done with their mini's.

unfortunately, the very nice goby i rid of his parasite is MIA. he was happily sifting sand that evening, and gone the next morning. the only other fish inhabitants are two small yellowtails. they tried to confront him the first two days i had him, but he really did not seem fazed, and got right...

LOVE IT! great job!!!!!!

I'll play Steelia Thunder is my roller derby moniker. i play blocker/pivot for the PrissKilla Prezleys in memphis. i got the name from a Melvins album i was listening to in my welding shop. thats why its "steel" not "steal". i think it is funny. nice to meet you all :)