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I agree - sixline wrasse. Good size for your tank, fun to watch swim in and out of rockwork.

by the way, is your domino damsel a mean sob? I had one 6 years ago and he was the devil.

I wouldn't bust up the rock. Also, I like natural looking reefs, so I would just start putting rocks in and not worrying about planning the aquascape. Just let them go in randomly. Just my opinion.

Don't take my word for it, but I don't believe that clams eat copepods.

Dead copepods, I believe.

loc-line tubing can be puchased at many aquarium stores both online and at lfs. google search for that and fish

steve- sorry to bring this thread even more off topic and scare you even more from posting on this board for fear of being bombarded but...just curious why you chose acrylic vs. glass? When setting up that size what are the issues?

ps, sorry if I'm highjacking this thread!

ok, I think I just found some answers on a plastics site in the US. There is premade tubes. now question is what type do people use? Anyone with diy plans either for ca reactors or nilsen? schwar79@nospam.msu.edu I was thinking of copying the Precision Marine KR620. Anyone find flaws in this?

skilos1- I just started a thread in diy, but thought I might ask you here...how did you or are you going to build your reactor? Supplies, acrylic, etc? Are there any premade acrylic tubes? Any pics or specs of yours? I'm thinking of building a Nilsen. Thanks

I am looking into the possibility of making a DIY Nilsen reactor. Couple questions... 1. Where do you buy the acrylic to work with? 2. Do they make any pre-made tubes so you don't have to make that part yourself? That seems like it would be the hardest part. I guess that is all for now...

The best option is to get the frozen stuff.

nice picks....mexican turbos for the hair algae.

Originally posted by dad I did a google search for hairy crabs. I can't believe got a "clean" search from google for "hairy crabs"!!!:D

Hey Squidd - What sort of calculator or calculations are you using? Is this a program?

putting him in a qt tank at this point will IMO just stress him out more.

Putting a fan above the sump will definitely bring the temp down a few degrees. If you're having temp swings, try putting the fan on a timer. On during the day, off at night.

I've had great success with the new google toolbar pop up blocker.

carole - does your glown goby ever munch on any of the sps's? I've been told they do so always stayed away from one.

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