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Yeah I forgot the sifter, Either a Dash-dot goby, or an orange spotted will do the job. as for inverts, go with small shrimp. and I don't think you will have enough light for an anemone. but some softy's and Lps will do OK. Mobi:D

Royal gramma Bangaii cardinal True Percula Clowns Fourline wrasse That should give you a peaceful, colorful and calm group. low bioload as well. OH YEAH WELCOME BACK!!! :D Mobi

Originally posted by sweetreef cocktail shrimp i wouldnt feed nothing in my tank with it they are cooked there for have no nutrients for anything in your tank so they do you no good to them its like chewing on a piece of rubber i would feed it silversides are krill to keep it healthy!! Um...

The more light you have, the less often you will have to feed it. I'd say half a cocktail shrimp 1 time a week would do it regardless of lighting (providing you have reef type lighting). if you have halides you could probably feed it 1 time every 3 weeks. Nice BTW:D Mobi:D

an Anemone shrimp.

Because my Perc has been reluctant to host my Carpet, I picked up this guy today. So Cool!!! Mobi:D

Yes, Very interested. I'm south of orlando, is shipping an option? LMK. Mobi:D Email

I'm setting up a frag tank, and I am wondering if I add some Southdown to it and use only clean tank water will it cause anything bad to happen(like a cycle) or should I just go barebottom? I was thinking why not seed some sand while I'm at it. Yea or Nay? Mobi:D

Syres1, where are you at in FL? I'll come over and show ya how to remove them, I will even discard them for you No Charge! Seriously, I would like one, maybe we can swap or something. Mobi:D

That should be an easy catch. Cut a two liter bottle in half just above the label. remove the cap, then invert the top. insert it into the lower half until both cut edges are plum, and tape it back together with packing tape. Bait it with some frozen brine, put it in the tank, and wait 10...

That sand is pretty new still. once he turns the sand a few times the fine sand will sink down and compress below the larger grains that will remain on top. and then the cloudiness will stop. Sounds like he is a hard worker, keep him. Mobi:D

Yes, But would it be benificial to the growth of corals? also would leaving the lights on 24/7 be a bad idea? Mobi:D

Cyano, you need more flow. Mobi:D

Would there be any benefit to tinting the sides of a tank with mirror window film? would there be more useable light reflected?:confused: This would be for a Prop tank, not a display.:D Mobi:D

A) Yes, dripping Kalkwasser. B) Kalkwasser has the more important elements, and you would require little in addition to it. Do a search for " dripping kalkwasser: 101 " there are some othe 2 part supplement packages out there, like Oceans Blend, and B-Ionic. Research and do what works best for...

Originally posted by Thomas712 Your hired, report to the anemone forum and start your internship. LOL Thomas:D Mobi:D

Try putting a rock next to the anemone to barricade it and keep it from stinging the Xenia. if it climbs on the rock move the rock to the other side of the tank. HTH Mobi:D

Blue legs pull each other out all the time, its their nature. maybe it was a fellow Blueleg. Mobi:D

Originally posted by jam marine really nice an colourful,like the clam,is it a deresa Yeah thats a Deresa, I also have a cool Crocea. I'm trying to aquire a few more types. they are so cool! Karen, anytime. but I think its more technique than the junk 3.2mp. Thanks everyone else for the kind...

Thanks Melissa. I used to live in Winston-Salem, right off Forsyth, and Country Club Rd. Beautiful area, Ever heard of Flow Chevrolet? Mobi:D