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Originally Posted by bergamer I DID NOT STEAL THAT WEAPON!!!!! that gun was legally transfered to my friend upon the sale of the house he bought. then i bought it off my friend Relax dude, I meant you got a REALLY good deal. As in "That deal was a steal".

Bergamer, you stole that weapon. I am a non hunting gun nut, and I am C&R licensed (BATF licensed collector of curios and relics)

I would keep the car. "The Keys" isn't really "The Keys" in KW. I would recommend leaving KW for a day trip one of the days so you can experience what else the islands have to offer.

Uh oh, Keys reunion here. Former resident of Ramrod checking in (mm27).

Originally Posted by ScubaDoo The window for uv's effectiveness against ich is quite small. Flow rates along with exposure time render most aquarium uv's ineffective. They can marginally increase water quality which can lead to a slightly healthier tank. UV's can kill pasasites if filtered...

1) Llama- Tina 2) Liger- No name, but has skills in magic

Originally Posted by fishtanknewbie Sloppy Joe's! :yes: Romantic??? Maybe for a drunk high school girl. I agree with Bagatelle. Or Mangrove Mama's (mm10, not KW)

Jerry. I mean I don't even need to mention his last name.

Is it R. assasi or R. acualtus? Huma Huma, or RS Picasso?

Defensive posturing, and very common.

The red falls apart much quicker and usually ends up in the filter. Nutrionally, I have no idea.

I/we make synthetic seawater from scratch, 128,000 gallons at a time.

Originally Posted by Vanos Don't use kickich and get a good uv sterilizer. Here I go again, check my other posts for details...UV IS NOT GOING TO KILL ICH. The required exposure is far greater than feasible to apply to a home aquarium.

Originally Posted by ophiura Yup, they do water changes at public aquaria! Sometimes tens of thousands of gallons at a time :yes: In many cases it is one of the only forms of nitrate export available to them. There might be some restrictions on whether they can just pump the water down the...

R. assasi aka- True Picasso Trigger or Red Sea Picasso Trigger

I like to use shrimp, squid, clams and mussels. Make sure they are raw, as cooking will remove vital nutrients. Take the above seafood, marinate it in Selcon, Vita Chem, etc and freeze it into a big ball. When you need to feed, take a grater, shave off the desired amount, let it thaw and feed.

Roozen's is a death camp

I am not familiar with the Gulf's aquascape. Broward and Dade, between the 2nd and 3rd reef lines will supply viable sand in 40-60 feet of water. I know you know, but don't use your BC to help lift a bucket of sand... just in case you drop it. It is ILLEGAL to harvest/collect/dredge sand in...

Is everyone forgetting that Daytona is too far north??? The sand there is quartz silica, not aragonite. You could go to Palm Beach County, outside the second reef line, and get sand, but thats 60 feet of water. The only place in Florida with "true aragonite sand" is the Lower Keys, south of Big...

Originally Posted by Snipe Nope salt isnt just salt. Diffrent Salt has Diffrent trace elements in it the better the salt the better more stable the elements. Things like instant ocean have constant readings so one tub wont vary from another but other brands like reef crystals can vary from bag...