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TO get pods from one tank to another, thats hard... Have you tried taking some LR out of your big tank, and then shook it in the small tank so the pods all fall out into the small one? Also, some LFS's i have been selling pods for about $.99 per scoop(50 pods pr scoop). I have been to two...

Originally posted by byrself: <strong>woah, chill out! what's up with all this, did i miss something?? what am i going to do? take it back to the fish store to be put into a tank with no live rock? i got some pods growing in the next tank over but i haven't figured a good way to move them...

But manderines dont only live on pods, you can train them to eat live food such as brine, blood, small krill, etc. I have seen a tank at the LFS that had a small 6 gallon nano tank with a spotted manderine, and a small clown, and everytime i go there, the manderine seems healthy. Doesnt matter...

I perfer pepsi. The more suger, the better, the more hyper i get! All my friends say Coke is better, they are wrong!not looking for trouble, keep that in mind... Which do you like better: Pepsi or Coke?

Looks like somthing in your tank mated and laid some sort of egg sack . Thats all i could think of.

Thanks for all your help! :) couldnt of done it without you(really) :) . This project isnt due for 1 more week, so any more help is greatly appresiated(sp)! Again, Thanks!

Im doing a school report on the percent of people from different states on this BB. It is so much easyer to have the computer calculate the percent for me. I need your honest answers PLEASE! Thanks so very much, i owe you one....

Well, i would go with glass 110% here are the reasons why: 1) acrylic scatches soo easy and is very hard to get out. 2) it is very expensive 3) when you are adding LR, the acrylic will scratch 4) Algea grows very easy in acrylic cuase of the tiny pours in the acrylic, which alows the algeat to...

Originally posted by Excite74: <strong>I saw a Tang with a body shape that of a yellow tang...It was black on the front and faded into a gray/white color on the back. It had black eyes and also looked just like a "black yellow tang"</strong><hr></blockquote> That is probably a scopus tang(AKA...

Thats great that your skimmer is working! It is just getting all the pee, poo, and extra things that might be harmful to the fish out of the water.Have you smelt the brown stuff yet? The smell can be HORRORFEING <img src="graemlins//eek.gif" border="0" alt="[eek]" /> <img...

I have seen many black tangs @ my lfs for $300 each, i have also seen a gem tang for about $2000 in there main tank. But, the black tang is very rare cuase it is only found in 1 area in the world...*Christmas Island*. The black tangs remind me just of a yellow tang, just black. The Gem tang...

The anemone crab left becuase anything that lives in anemone senses when the host anem is going to die(think of it as a 6th sense) so they can find a new one to be its host. Just how long have you had this tank? What lighting? do you feed it? What are *ALL* of your levels? the anemone is likely...

3 of my mushrooms and 6 of my fijji polyps split! I saw some extra heads on my srooms and this morning, i woke up to see that the shrooms had moved apart from eachother and then, i saw the fijji polyps growing new heads. Of coasre, i have been watching the shrooms for a week now, and the polyps...

I use them for my tank and work great. But i am just wondering is it posible to give too much light? Heres what i mean. Do i keep my lights on too long? Look at this: 2 65wtActinics on from 8AM- 10PM every day(that is 1 hour at night, one hour in the morning for pure actinic lighting for some of...

I saw the same thing here for $49.99. I would rather just get a nice coral. But, since i do love Blue planet, i had to tape them. So far i got 6 episodes of blue planet for only $30.00 You can't beat that.

I have had major trouble with hair algea many times before. Have you tried taking it off yourself? If you havent, just take a toothbrush, and scrub all the hair algea off. It worked for me. Nothing seems to eat this that i know of and it deod spred easy.

Originally posted by golfish: <strong>Sure, there are corals out there that we should not try to keep.</strong><hr></blockquote> one of those corals is culiflower coral. Seems easy to take care of since it needs 0 light, but you'll be suprized. Also, a flower pot coral is extremely hard to care...