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Originally Posted by Noah's Nemo this is Zeus,I can't upload pics of my pup.I usually use the manage attachments section,but its not working now Izzy's daddy was "Zeus".

Originally Posted by runn3rb3an Hey tex, I was wondering what some good corals would be to put in the octo tank. i was thinking maybe a kenya tree, leathers mushrooms, xenia? do these sound good. any suggestions? The ones you listed will do fine. Really most any softy should be alright.

Got the eggs from Bandensis.com, I believe they have only hatchlings now. 125 could hold about 10 of these guys. 75 would be good for 5 or 6. Mine will be going into a 60 cube, but I'm going to sell half of them once they are big enough to leave the nursery. There's a few threads on octos around...

Sebastian, the red and white husky on the right, second picture.

Originally Posted by jennythebugg you have 5 dogs !? how do you get any sleep ? 5? No, 8. Who needs sleep? Or vacations...

Originally Posted by sickboy What breed is the first one? Great Dane.

Got live mysis today and they went nuts hunting.

Originally Posted by runn3rb3an haha its all thanks to tex. hes a great help! Meh, it's all just a part of my deviant plan.

Imediately after lights out the babies began hunting tonight. Very cool.

Myself and a few others have kept Abdopus aculeatus with peaceful fish tankmates and never observed any aggression toward tankmates, including some peppermint shrimp. I wouldn't suggest it with hummelincki or briareus though. I put a chromis in my briareus' tank and it disappeared over night...

Either one makes a fun pet, can be interactive. O. briareus is naturally nocturnal, hummelincki is diurnal. Either one will probably adapt to your schedule (or the food schedule anyway).

Not bothering me at all. Nothing I'd rather talk about. :) Abdopus aculeatus is relatively small, gets to about 12" armspan, about 1.5-2 inch mantle. Octopus hummelincki is a bit bigger, reaching about 14" armspan. Octopus briareus is much larger, potentially reaching about 48" armspan. My O...

Originally Posted by dffhogs Thats what I was thinking, just didnt want to offend anyone Caulerpa is illegal in a few states for good reason.

Originally Posted by zoie2 are they as much care as a sun coral? Like would you feed them that often, the same way making sure each polyp is fed? They are much easier than sun corals, and the polyps grow much larger. And if you're interested in something orange/red find some Dendro's. They're...

Duncans are pretty easy to care for. They don't need intense lighting, just feed them some mysis and they'll grow and grow.

Originally Posted by stdreb27 Wow, small world, where on 287, I used to live off of hicks (bonds ranch now I know) right behind the airport. Harmon Rd. It's about 2 miles from the Home Depot on 35.

RIP bro. The man was just as good a person as he was a guitarist, as friendly as he was talented. Doesn't seem like it was 4 years ago to me. Guess the home videos keep it fresh on the mind. The guy that shot him was an ex-Marine. The Marine Corps had discharged him based on his mental issues...

Originally Posted by stdreb27 She was nice. Their selection of sps was better than anything I've seen here in houston. I'd love to come by and see your cuddle fish. Where abouts in DFW do you live? I live about 5 minutes away from Fish2Morrow. West of I35 on 287 toward Decatur.