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No one really knows what it is thats missing to keep them alive but we do know this, it's something from the waters of Hawaii, and collecting and/or owning it is illegal, whatever it is. Heres a list of those very inclusive state laws: State law prohibits the breaking or damaging, with any...

Sebaes only need moderate lighting. I kept one for many yers under 1 40w full spectrum and a 40w actinic. The only con is they seldom stay where you realy want them to. Sebae

The marine version is 1" per 5 gallons.

Feather dusters aren't bad. You got some freebies, cross your fingers and they may make it through the cycle.

You have to soak them in saltwater for a long time untill they stop adding things to the water. Basically you have to neutralized them.

Fluvaks are good. I like the options of what you can put in them.

Thats what we used in the old days. We did usually get a new box and bake it dry because it absorbs everything in the air.

They are quite fond of shrimp.

I don't think so, I never really took any pictures of my fish. I worked at a distributor and was surrounded by fish about 50 hours a week.

This is mine's baby picture. Thats a 10 gallon he's in. He won 2nd or 3rd place (whatever red is) overall marine fish at only 5"!!! Show size for a Volitan is supposed to be 10" minimum. When my evil little Huma killed him, he was 15" long with an 18" fin span.

You are not alone. C-Sea the only SW club I know of that has there meetings at the zoo.

Typically a "disease" that is most commonly associated with Tangs and Surgeonfishes, but one that can be contracted by other species as well, what is referred to as Black Spot Disease, Tang Disease or Black Ich is actually caused by an infestation of tiny Genus Paravortex member turbellarian...

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The sand is ok to leave in, you must take out the water to the sand level though. Do not lean the tank to pick it up, try sliding it around to get your hands underneath.

Not with corals.

does anyone find it wierd that they found all these new species in the area that is most heavily cyanide fished?

You could add another Maroon, don't add 2.

Hennis can actually be kept in schools. If you get a Henni, please get a Hawaiin one as opposed to a cyanide caught one.

HIFI, how long has your friend had the Idol?

I guess you didn't search for threads here about Idols. A Moorish Idol won't live long enough to bother your coral. I've been keeping marine fish for 25 years, I showed fish for 5 years, worked for a large fish distributor for 7 1/2. I know over 300 lfs owners, several marine fish show judges...