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Originally Posted by SugarFox03 where are ya'll getting this aquacultered rock? I'm in south florida, and have never heard of such a thing! If you cant post it, can you email it to me? (sugarfox03 - at - aol.com) We're not to put links to sites the sell what this site sells, but they don't sell...

Thats a type of barnacle.

They will almost always fight with wrasses.

I like them and Gulf-view.

Gulf-view has the rock I posted above on sale for $159 for 30# including overnight to your door shipping. I like theirs because Gulf water temps are closer to reef temps. The fact that G.A.R.F. recomends them is a good sign too. I can't justify destroying a reef to decorate my home.

I only use cultured live rock. I do not support the destruction of reefs.

Chaeto and 5.5k light. If you have clear return tubes you might want to wrap those if they start to get algae inside.

What size tank is that?

I'm not sure I get how you're cycling your tank. It wont cycle from just dead rock and sand, wheres the bacteria coming from?

Yep, looks like ich to me. Kinda looks like table salt or sugar on them, right?

Why does the LR suk in Georgia, IMO the best LR in the world is cultured in Florida. (I don't support the destruction of reefs) The stuff from Tampa Bay is great, and this is a pic of the $3/lb cultured LR from the Gulf of Mexico. (this was taken after 3 months in the tank)

They have a very low survival rate. Rusties are a much better choice.

Since it's already a perfect arch I don't think it will need a brace. Assuming that by radius you actually mean the diameter (judging from the pic) then at 60" across the back and 36" tall, that would be about 220 gallons. I bet the hardest part will be how the lighting will be set up. 2 36"...

Sure, the 2 angels thing mostly just applies to 2 of the same genus.

Maybe he's just trying to help.

By upper fin I'm assuming you mean the trigger. It wont kill him and will eventually fall off. I used to do that at least once a day, theres a trick to getting them uncaught, the trigger has barbs on it, you just grab him by it and push it a notch farther into the net then stretch the hole open...

They like chocolate chips. The shrimp will flip it over immediately and the star will not be able to go anywhere.

First of all, thank you for buying cultured coral. You probably won't be able to actual get it off of the tile without damaging the coral. You can chip away the till so you can't see it and glue that on a rock. Score it in a straight line and lay it across something the diameter of rigid airline...

Sounds more like Lymphocystis than ich, ich doesn't grow. The mouth is a common area for this. We'll need a better description than just "something".

They prefer you know little or nothing, that way you'll believe what they tell you. Simply apply for the aquatic department and list "I have a tank" in the special skills area. Everyone is trained in all areas, the tests are open book and you can go around the store and look at product labels...