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A little while ago, you were trying to sell a 20 gallon hex for 100 and now you want to buy a 45 for just 100?

Originally Posted by corally hey, my psedo was really nice! Never bothered anything. I know they have a bad rep though. He's not talking about a Pseudo, he's talking about a Damsel.

Ok, I'm around the corner from you. I'm down the street from Holme Circle on Maxwell St.

I would still have to call her and give her a piece of my mind.

Where in N.E. Philly are you? I'm in the N.E. also. I'm interested in the Kenya tree and Xenia. Email me at trainfever@comcast.net

Well at least you wont have to tear your tank down trying to catch it when you want to start buying nicer fish.

Yes, it's a 20 gallon long. Dimensions are 30x12x12. As far as traveling, I guess it depends on how far away you are. What zip is Milton anyway?

A good cleanup crew will remove solid waste.

My Xenia apparently is doing Ok. The branches are extended out through the netting. The only thing I am concerned about is how do I remove the netting from around the branches? It's been less than 24 hours and I've been told to leave the netting on for a week and that it takes at least 48 hours...

How far are you willing to travel? This is a 20 gallon tank that I converted to sump.

Then you should have plenty of space to put a sump/refugium underneath your tank. With a sump/refugium you can get rid of the cannister and there will still be more room for the UV.

Well I've been putting it off for a while now, mainly because I never had good luck with Xenia. They always died on me and this is the longest I ever kept one. So tonight I decide to do it, no one is home so I wont be disturbed. I gather everything I will need, scissors,a piece of netting, a...

What is under your tank now that you have such a small amount of space?

I'd also have it in the deal that you be able to frag the corals. That way you save a lot of money on having to start all over again.

Here is a pic of mine when I first built it. I made it out of a 20 gallon tank. I am now in the process of building a bigger one with a 30 gallon tank and will be geting rid of the 20.

My yellow tang eats green hair algae and poops brown hair algae.

A real small amount of flakefood or whatever you plan on feeding your fish.

I just got a great deal on 200 Illassarius Obseletta Nassarius(spelling?)snails, less than 10 cents a piece. My question is, would keeping this many in my 45 gallon tank hurt my system any? I also have a 20 gallon sump with a refugium. I plan on putting them in my refugium until they are needed...

Are you telling me that you just have the hose pushed into the opening in the bulkhead? If you do, then you have a flood waiting to happen. There should be a hose barb cemented into the bulkhead and then the hose pressed onto the hose barb with a hose clamp holding it in place. I sincerely hope...

Originally Posted by Jer4916 To everyone on here, if you are rich and would like to buy me a new M5. I will take it. :) Now see, I'm not that picky. You dont have to be rich to buy me a car.