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It's the browser homepage I use..... it doesn't do that.

Must be a browser thing because I'm not seeing it do anything it didn't do before.

Try moose in the winter when they come out on the highway to lick the salt.

I'm still using the ad blocker on chrome and am very happy with it. I can't use this site on the iPhone though because it's just too crazy. I've joined other forums that are more iphone compatible. Sad but true. The ads look cheap.

Mine has always done that. Maybe it's the chrome browser I use?

I'm enjoying a coffee and Roomba is sweeping.... anyone else?

Thankfully most of us are more tolerant than they are.

I need to make you a bathroom timer thingy so you can switch the dial and turn your pump and skimmer off. It'll come back on itself when the time runs out.   There's always "the one" that can make it through tough conditions. Your winner is the firefish.   How is everything else in the tank...

A clown will be fine with a leaffish.

What's the ownership history of this building.... back before 9/11?

Their permit request for a fire was denied. They light a match, we blow it out on those terms. There's really not a problem here to discuss, for it can be stopped on those basis alone without stepping on any freedom toes.

What is the shape of it's mouth? Does it have a "beak" or is that just the picture.

Quote: Originally Posted by spanko My guess would be colonial hydroids.   Definitely.

The are non-photosynthetic and require meaty items to feed. They are not a true anemone and do not move around like one. Yes, they are mobile (mainly when uncomfortable), but the really do move very little. Their homes are tubes in the sand.

Sure, you just can't keep fish smaller than him or shrimp.

They don't like to be blown around. The higher the flow, the more sedentary they become. They do tend to hover in the high flow areas just before a shed, however. When they put out their fins to hunt/seduce food, they don't want to be blown like a kite.

So I just did the math.... that's 288 GPD in the summer.... not bad.

My production goes down in the winter because of the colder temps. Sometimes on hot days it almost overfills the container. So realistic I guess I got 6 gallons in the summer and 5 gallons in the winter per 30 minutes

Have you had it throughout the winter yet?

We have a tube with our volitans. Yes, a full grown volitans can eat a lemonpeel. I've never seen a full grown Engineer goby before..... do they swim out in the open or hide like an eel? If they are out in the open, they may be slurpable. The foxface is an awesome fish. We had one for many...