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Wow this album is quite a surprise. I had assumed that with a new singer they would just write another album, just another rock album, without the inspiration for writing they had with Layne. Way better than I ever could have imagined considering the lack of Layne, but in a metaphysical sort of...

Originally Posted by spanko I love octo threads. There is one on Michigan Reefers where the posters puss has laid 1,000 eggs and he is going to try to get them to hatch and see if he can raise some. Yours looks nice. More pics are always welcome. The small-egged hatchlings are practically...

Originally Posted by loopy101 interesting thread wish you the best of luck with this guy. i dont know much at all about these guys but wont he eat your fish? In my experience with Abdopus aculeatus, as long as they are well fed they can even be kept with ornamental shrimp and crabs in a...

This is the standpipe for my overflow (drilled tank). The J-pipe is fitted with an extension that is drilled with 1/8 inch holes. It acts as a rigid strainer. Don't glue it in, so you can pull it out and clean it occasionally. It is hidden behind an overflow. This is the lid. It's one solid...

Other Sepia species aren't that difficult to breed given their environment is set up for them to. The mating habits of Metasepia have been documented so really I think it's just having the experience to know how to keep them alive and giving them caves and coconut shells to put their eggs in...

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/281374/octopus-care-101

Originally Posted by happityLogan http://cotrout.org/do_fish_feel_pain.htm Put this in your pipe and smoke it. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29915025/?GT1=43001

Originally Posted by stdreb27 So how many did you have survive out of that batch? 3

Watch the black waves on its back. Hypnotic. This one finds me interesting.

Yes I would say those are terrestrial crabs and probably won't survive long-term submerged.

..."will you share me with Dale?" I keep telling her it's a bad idea. Sucks being in love with a married woman.

Originally Posted by renogaw keep em fed well enough and they don't even hunt your clean up crew. there were bits of krill floating around in that tank, so the mantis probably isnt hungry Yeah, but hunger shouldn't suppress the instinct to defend itself from a potential threat.

That is both impressive and just ridiculously careless at the same time. I have to wonder if there's something wrong with the mantis or is it actually "tame"? It didn't seem very lively. Either way, better him than me. I like being able to type and play guitar.

Hey, the birds and the bees are a family topic.

Girlfriend got me something special for my 30th birthday. Original drawing...

Originally Posted by jtrzerocool that is so cool...what is that thing he extended out to grab the food? That would be it's 5th set of arms. They remain withdrawn into pockets on the sides of its mouth and lunge out to snag prey. They are about twice as long as its body.

Originally Posted by Lovethemfish One the other side of things, I have 3 or 4 big peppermint shrimp and have never had any problem with the touching any of my corals, or any of my 4 feather dusters. They are hit or miss, not unlike some fish.

Current octopus tank setup: I used the back half of the glass lids to cover the back half of the top. I used window screen to cover the front half for ventilation and heat reduction. The screen is held in place with duct tape. Since this tank isn't drilled I use HOB equipment; a refugium and...